[trynton]

It's not the engineers pain, as it wasn't an engineering decision to mount the engines higher and forward of the wing. Precipiting a pronounced nose-up aspect. All the same, I admire your attempt to deflect blame from the management at boeing.

[ramblerman]

> I admire your attempt to deflect blame from the management at boeing.

Bah, what a vile comment. He didn't contest that at all.

It's the engineers who will have to go through this exercise of fixing it, and he identified something most of us can probably relate to.

[koonsolo]

It's definitely the engineers pain. It's clear that management is the cause of all this shit, but the problem now lies in the engineers lap. So who has to solve it? Right, the engineers.

[sofixa]

They're the ones that accepted and designed an unsafe aircraft ( a single sensor known for failure feeding a critical system that can crash an airplane? And they hid it from the FAA? They absolutely knew what they were doing and should rot in jail for at least a few years).