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RE: Turkish 737 crash investigation focuses on crew actions

Last post 03-04-2009 4:28 PM by kme. 2 replies.
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  • 03-04-2009 1:38 PM

    RE: Turkish 737 crash investigation focuses on crew actions

    Flightglobal:
    Dutch investigators, who will present their initial findings later today, have found no serious faults with the Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800 that crashed......

    Author: Kieran Daly

    Date: 04 March 2009

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  • 03-04-2009 1:44 PM In reply to

    Re: RE: Turkish 737 crash investigation focuses on crew actions

     

    The Investigators just finished their pressconference. "crew actions" are not the prime source of problems, they say. Main problem: defect altitude meter, giving false warning to the autopilot . ...

      

  • 03-04-2009 4:28 PM In reply to

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    Re: RE: Turkish 737 crash investigation focuses on crew actions

    Quote: "The only fault so far discovered on the aircraft was in the left-hand radio altimeter which read negative 7ft altitude throughout"

    Does this mean "throughout the altitude scale" og "throughout the flight"?  I.e. did it continuous display -7 feet or a relative -7 displacement?

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