Whats the point 2 - rk4814
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“What’s The Point?” Name: Rama Charan Kalivarapu Due Date: October 16,2023What’s the Point? Failure to properly integrate and communicate critical safety features of the aircraft highlights the importance of thorough engineering oversight and pilot training to avoid fatal errors. Source: “The Four-Second Catastrophe: How Boeing Doomed the 737 MAX” By:-By Andrew Tangel, Andy Pasztor and Mark Maremont; Date: *Aug. 16, 2019*, WSJAnalysis: Plan of Action: Boeing's management chose to incorporate the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) into the 737 MAX to improve handling. However, they did not sufficiently inform pilots or provide adequate training, relying on automated systems to compensate for structural changes in the aircraft.Situation: The strategic issue Boeing faced was the need to develop an aircraft that could compete with new, fuel-efficient models while minimizing pilot retraining costs. This led them to downplay MCAS, which later became a critical factor in two catastrophic crashes.Objective & Outcome: The aim was to create a cost-effective, competitive aircraft, but insufficient oversight and a failure to ensure proper pilot training resulted in tragic consequences, reputational damage, and financial losses. The crashes raised concerns about Boeing’s safety culture and regulatory oversight.Generality: This issue extends beyond Boeing. As companies in various industries integrate complex technologies, the need for transparency, robust safety measures, and effective training becomes crucial for long-term success.
