S shu09 All Universe Gold Member Jan 6, 2006 27,511 20,874 113 Yesterday at 9:21 PM #2 First one was likely pilot and/or ATC error. This one looks like some sort of catastrophic failure on the climb out after takeoff.
First one was likely pilot and/or ATC error. This one looks like some sort of catastrophic failure on the climb out after takeoff.
H HALL85 All Universe Gold Member Jul 5, 2001 37,021 20,423 113 Yesterday at 10:16 PM #3 Almost all plane crashes are typically pilot error. I wouldn’t be surprised if investigation results find the same conclusion.
Almost all plane crashes are typically pilot error. I wouldn’t be surprised if investigation results find the same conclusion.
N NYShoreGuy All Universe Gold Member Jan 7, 2006 32,584 10,054 113 Yesterday at 11:19 PM #4 HALL85 said: Almost all plane crashes are typically pilot error. I wouldn’t be surprised if investigation results find the same conclusion. Click to expand... They changed the runway assignment for american 6 min before the collision, american was in end stage descent how would a pilot know to be aware of a high speed helicopter 90 to a 135 degrees to the right?
HALL85 said: Almost all plane crashes are typically pilot error. I wouldn’t be surprised if investigation results find the same conclusion. Click to expand... They changed the runway assignment for american 6 min before the collision, american was in end stage descent how would a pilot know to be aware of a high speed helicopter 90 to a 135 degrees to the right?
