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27th Sep 2010, 17:12

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Airbus crash/training flight

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Posted By overthewing

How much of a factor would fatigue play in this? ...

How much of a factor would fatigue play in this? I was struck by the fact that the German pilot and co-pilot left Frankfurt at 4am. Even if the flight had taken place at 12.30 as intended, that...

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25th Sep 2010, 13:50

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Airbus crash/training flight

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Posted By overthewing

I'm not sure that's true even for routine...

I'm not sure that's true even for routine flights. I certainly don't think it's true for a flight which is being conducted to test the aircraft after heavy maintenance. Presuming glitches was...

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24th Sep 2010, 19:21

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Airbus crash/training flight

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Posted By overthewing

and It seems to me that these two...

and

It seems to me that these two statements contradict each other.

Further, I assume that if an aircraft is washed or painted, there is always a possibility of sensors being left...

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24th Sep 2010, 14:09

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Airbus crash/training flight

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Posted By overthewing

From a layman's perspective, it seems to me that...

From a layman's perspective, it seems to me that a 'test' flight after major work has been done on the aircraft, must be carried out on the premise that any part of the plane and its systems might be...

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1st Mar 2009, 11:01

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Airbus crash/training flight

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Posted By overthewing

Non-pilot here, asking a layman's question. ...

Non-pilot here, asking a layman's question.

This was a flight being carried out following maintenance work, where the expectation had to be that there might be covered sensors and other glitches. ...

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