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Old 24th Mar 2019, 00:05
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Originally Posted by FlexibleResponse
The replacement of the identified "faulty AOA" sensor with another AOA sensor immediately before the Lion Air crash did not prevent the same "faulty AOA" sensor signal from reoccurring.
And why was the AOA faulty signal accompanied by similtaneous altitude, airspeed disagree indications along with PCU fault?
There has been no mention of an AOA failure prior to its replacement on the evening prior to the crash. It was apparently replaced as trouble-shooting in response to repeated write-ups of Capt unreliable airspeed & altitude. This did not correct the unreliable airspeed & altitude, but rather introduced an additional failure on the last two flights.
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