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Typical excuse to mask incompetency.Toughest job to land a aircraft at the moving ship.
People are ready to make fun in PDF but only few countries with one of the best pilots do this extremely tough job for their nation's
Those are for marines and their LDHyanks not using vtol version of F35?
Pretty low tech sensors. And even without sensors pilots and carrier control are trained to eyeball it.What kind of sensors uses a F35 in the landing?
It smells to Chinese electronic war to those sensors.
It's a pilot error or a sudden engine lack of power.Here at last a little more clarity about the course of the accident...
It's a pilot error or a sudden engine lack of power.
I see no evidence on the poor quality film. But not impossible.More like engine on fire.
Pretty low tech sensors. And even without sensors pilots and carrier control are trained to eyeball it.
The approach was wobbly and should have been an automatic go around.
And from how the plane caught fire upon hitting the deck, doesn't look like it was out of fuel either.
If the RF signal was being jammed, they would definitely know it was happening. GPS spoofing... Maybe.And this? https://skybrary.aero/articles/instrument-landing-system-ils
Doesnt have something like that a carrier?
They can land without sensors if they know the sensors are failing, but if the sensors get false reading and they dont know, maybe they can crash as it happened.
Any RF signal is vulnerable to jamming.
And GPS-mil is vulnerable to spoofing through replay attacks (adding a delay to the signal).