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    The document summarizes a case involving technical and training issues with a plane that led to a tragedy. Specifically, one of the plane's sensors was broken, pilots were not trained on its systems, and the plane's development and certification were rushed by Boeing and the FAA prioritizing costs and timelines over safety. While production was halted after the incident, the case shows how taking more time on safety and training could have prevented it.

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    The document summarizes a case involving technical and training issues with a plane that led to a tragedy. Specifically, one of the plane's sensors was broken, pilots were not trained on its systems, and the plane's development and certification were rushed by Boeing and the FAA prioritizing costs and timelines over safety. While production was halted after the incident, the case shows how taking more time on safety and training could have prevented it.

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    The document summarizes a case involving technical and training issues with a plane that led to a tragedy. Specifically, one of the plane's sensors was broken, pilots were not trained on its systems, and the plane's development and certification were rushed by Boeing and the FAA prioritizing costs and timelines over safety. While production was halted after the incident, the case shows how taking more time on safety and training could have prevented it.

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    1. The problems in this case were technical and manual the MCAS had one of the sensors

    broken and the pilots were not trained to fly the specific plane. It is an ethical dilemma

    in where all levels including federal had been rushed in order to save money and time,

    by doing this the FAA and Boeing completely disregarded the safety of its passengers for

    increased revenue with a fuel-efficient plane.

    2. The Government and engineers were mostly at fault with this tragedy as the FAA

    oversaw certifying the plane however with no resources, they allow every airline to self-

    certify. The production was so rushed to the point where no flight sim or extra safety

    features for the plane was given.

    3. The solution which was provided was adequate which was to stop all its plane’s flights

    and production.

    4. Boeing and the FAA could have taken extra time to perfect the plane and train their

    pilots so they could efficiently fly safely, the main objective of the plane was to save the

    company millions of dollars in a rush to keep their expenses low this case shows how

    quality must be assured over quantity.

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