[Trippynet]

The problem with that however is that the plane will no longer fly with the typical characteristics of previous 737s, so what will happen if pilots lose control as a result? Remember, they're trained on typical 737s, then potentially fly a plane with differing flight characteristics. MCAS is supposed to be there to prevent the plane being classified differently and thus requiring different (and expensive) pilot re-training.

Yeah, 99.99% would probably be fine. But I imagine this could then re-surface in a few years time if faulty MCAS and pilot error combines to down a flight...