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Subject: Airbus 330 design defective?
Necromancer    6/9/2009 1:32:34 AM
Isn't this a repetitive disorder with pitot tubes, speed sensors, and tail structures?
 
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Godofgamblers       11/19/2009 11:33:29 PM
This whole thread is quotable! Great stuff....
 
This is why SP is better than any newspaper... i defy you to pick up a newspaper and come away with one idea, one new thought... SP is indeed a precious commodity.
 
 
 
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Heorot       12/13/2009 10:50:25 AM

For the record you cant barrel role a (FBW) airbus because the flight control software will not allow the aircraft to bank beyond a set limit (around 20 deg i think but dont quote me) so the pilot canlean on that stick as much as he likes the aircraft will not pernmit him to go beyond a safe condition - same in pitch.

 

 

The A320 accident (breguette was it) at the airshow was because the when pilot flew down the runway then attempted to climb out at the end led to the type being much maligned (see WJR for ref). I also held the aircraft responsible at first until looking into it.

 

Th Plane crashed because it was to low and slow it would not allow the pilot to yank the nose up until it had more airspeed  due to the risk of stall.

 

In many quaters it is now considered that the pilot was at fault for his actions.

 

As to the claims against it for load tolerences

 

quote Anyone can build a bridge that stands up - it takes an engineer to build one that just barely stands up. un quote

 

 

IIRC, the pass was slow with the engine idling. The pilot advanced the throttle too late for the engines to spool back up to the necessary speed to get the thrust to go round.
 
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