Air traffic control boss: Odds of bank holiday failure were ‘one in 15 million’

Air traffic control boss: Odds of bank holiday failure were ‘one in 15 million’

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Architecture

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The transcript describes a scenario where a flight plan was identified as unique among millions received over five years. The system, unable to process this unusual data, entered a fail-safe mode to prevent incorrect information from reaching air traffic controllers. This highlights the importance of human intervention to maintain safety when technology encounters unexpected situations.

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What was unique about the flight plan mentioned in the text?

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How did the system respond to the unusual flight plan?

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What is the purpose of putting the system into fail-safe mode?

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Why is it important to ensure that no incorrect data is given to air traffic controllers?

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How do humans contribute to maintaining safety in unexpected situations according to the text?

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