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Looking forward to what AI-generated flight control software can do!
Boeing has started working on a 737 MAX replacement
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#13> new single-aisle airplane Does that mean it's not trying to be "another 737" but actually a truely new type?
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#14> new single-aisle airplane Does that mean it's not trying to be "another 737" but actually a truely new type?
They already did that, it’s called the 757 and nobody bought it. Maybe we’ll get a 757 MAX with MCAS to make it type compatible with the 737.
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The article just mentions "Boeing plane" with no details. Will it fly?
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#17737 with fly-by-wire avionics would be what 737MAX should have been.
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Looking forward to what AI-generated flight control software can do!
You’re absolutely right! The engines do not appear to be working. What I actually meant to do is, of course, turn the engines on. As you can see, they should now be working correctly. Sorry about that, thanks for correcting me!
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You're absolutely right! Unfortunately, the MAX replacement will have strict weekly limits on how many hours it can be flown fully loaded - and most airlines will hit the weekly limit after just a couple flights.