[weaksauce]

that's exactly what airbus does... there are a set of "laws" that govern flight at different stages of flight "normal, ground, flight, flare, alternate 1, alternate 2, direct, and mechanical" quite complex systems, that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_control_modes

[outworlder]

And this is what contributed to the crash of AF 447.

That said, I prefer either the older boeings, with minimal computer interference when hand flying or the Airbus approach. Because Airbus at least appear to know what they are doing.

This Boeing-Airbus chimera isn't really working.

[Scoundreller]

The stories where the computer stops the human from doing something stupid and saving the day never makes it in the news.