On the Boeing 737 MAX, MCAS was designed to mimic the pitching behavior of the aircraft in the previous generation of the series, the Boeing 737 NG.
In April 2019, Boeing acknowledged that MCAS played a role in both accidents and stated that MCAS was not a stall prevention system. However, the recovery procedure specified by Boeing and the FAA failed to prevent the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, resulting in a global grounding of all 737 MAX aircraft pending investigation and software patches. On November 10, 2018, twelve days after the crash of Lion Air Flight 610, Boeing publicly disclosed MCAS in discussions with airline operators and other aviation representatives. The first 737 MAX was delivered to the customer in May 2017.ĭuring aircraft certification, Boeing removed the MCAS description from the MAX flight manuals, leaving pilots unaware of the system when the aircraft entered service. The glider has also undergone some changes. The main change was the use of more powerful and larger CFM International LEAP-1B engines.
This is in early development and therefore is not representable of what the finished product will be like.The Boeing 737 MAX is the fourth generation of Boeing 737 medium-range passenger aircraft created by Boeing to replace the Boeing 737 Next Generation family. The result is a massive four year open-source project with over hundreds of manhours dedicated to it, over 5 programming languages used, hundred of thousands of vertices, and more than a thousand lines of code rewritten and iterated up on again and again. I decided to create this aircraft after not being satisfied with the already existing downloads and made it free for everyone who shared the same want.
The digital simulation of the Boeing 777-300ER is a hobby I have been working on, developing my skills as a researcher, 3D modeller and coder - including a high fidelity 3D cockpit. Chai112's Boeing 777-300ER Freeware B777-300ER aircraft project for X-Plane 11 - by Chai112 Over 5800 downloads on April 2020 - Started on October 26, 2016
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