Tiger

[thornycactus]

Originally Posted by FlightGlobal.com 24 August 2010

The aircraft's co-pilot, who looked out of the cockpit window, reported that "the left aileron was moving up and down continuously, and that the left wing was moving up and down through about 1m", says the ATSB report.

In order for the co-pilot to look at the left aileron, isn't he must be seating on the left hand seat? Gee...I didn't know that the co-pilot can fly on the left hand seat!

Or may be, the co-pilot viewed from the passenger cabin's window.