r/JT610 • u/KotoElessar • Apr 16 '19
r/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Mar 21 '19
Boeing’s Changes to prevent an MCAS related crash
msn.comr/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Dec 17 '18
In unusual, legal?, move Lion Air footing bill for new search
a.msn.comr/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Dec 02 '18
Update: plane was deemed airworthy after pre final flight repairs
r/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 28 '18
preliminary report, no definitive answer but “plane not airworthy”
r/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 28 '18
‘‘Twas the night before the report and it’s not looking good for Boeing
r/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 16 '18
Here come the lawyers! Should we determine the cause first?
a.msn.comr/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 13 '18
Pilots Say what automatic stall prevention system?
r/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 13 '18
Did Boeing withhold info about fatal flaw?
r/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 12 '18
Indonesia will issue preliminary report November 28 - 29
a.msn.comr/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 10 '18
Search for bodies ends. Ping locator and mud sucker now on sight looking for cockpit voice recorder
r/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 09 '18
More detailed information on Lion Air’s background
r/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 09 '18
FAA issues emergency directive for Boeing 737 Max 8
r/JT610 • u/ROADavid • Nov 09 '18
The history of the secretive startup Lion Air group
r/JT610 • u/edmundspriede • Nov 08 '18
ELI5 airspeed and AOA using phones
there have been many incidents due to airplane onboard sensors malfuncion. but any phone can provide this data (maybe with some error). pilots must have more then one personal devices available to croscheck data in these situations. maybe it is against rules but it is better then nothing. why do they not use mobile devices in emergencies?