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Aircraft subsystem is a sub domain of the whole aircraft. Any system of the aircraft which helps the aircraft to be airborne (and fly safely) is called an Aircraft subsystem.
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What is an example of a system like MCAS?
The related question "Is it common for automated control systems to use non-redundant sensors?" does not ask about a specific example, nor are specific examples provided in the answer.
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