good heavens! Today, a red alert popped up on the flight schedule, and Air China CA929 displayed a “7500 hijacking code”, which scared me so much that my phone almost fell to the ground! All the passengers who can land in Tokyo say that the whole journey is calm and peaceful. What kind of performance is this?
After checking, it was found that the alarm lasted for a full two hours, and other flights were normal at the same time. After the technical personnel urgently blocked the code, they found that the system was blowing randomly and triggering an alarm. Do you know that the 7500 code requires the pilot to press multiple keys simultaneously to trigger it? Isn’t this wave of false alarms too outrageous?
Although a false alarm did not affect flight safety, the alarm system is the lifeline of the air! Have you all encountered similar bugs among flight enthusiasts? Chat about your flight’s shocking moments in the comment section, to remind the software company!
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Move this to Real World aviation category.
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Hey there. This should be moved to the Real World Category.
Not Infinite Flight related. And not appropriate for Real World Aviation aviation either.