INTER-STATE AVIATION COMMITTEE (IAC) DOESN'T RULE OUT THAT A-320 ACCIDENT IS CAUSED BY PILOTING TECHNIQUE ERROR
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On Monday the Inter-state Aviation Committee (IAC) announced that work on interpretation of flight recordings received from airborne recorders of the Armenian A-320 airbus that had an accident on May3 was complete.
An Izvestia newspaper reports, experts have arrived at conclusion that there was no destruction of the aircraft in the air, the airplane had sufficient fuel, and engines worked properly until the aircraft impacted water surface. However the IAC doesn't rule out that the disaster might be caused by piloting technique error. The Izvestia has got at its disposal an in-house document containing the text of the airliner in-flight recordings of talks between crewmembers and Sochi airport tower air traffic controllers until the last minute of radio communication.
The IAC experts believe that the accident was caused by piloting technique error.
In the conditions of bad weather it is not possible for the airplane to make an acutely banked turn. With cross-wind lift is lost, an airplane falls on a wing and no way to save it. In the given case everything was done simultaneously.
The experts have arrived at such a conclusion after the flight recordings were interpreted. |
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