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Being carried away in a bag on a stick by two people. It just doesn't get any Shittier than that !!!
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The pilot looks like an outlaw biker.
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The data recorded in the black box revealed the conversation of the plane’s Captain with the First Officer and with the control tower.

According to the CAA’s report, the Captain, Pervez Iqbal Chaudhry, ignored the air traffic controller’s suggestions several times and told the First Officer (FO) in the cockpit: “let him say whatever he wants to say.”

The report further stated that the plane’s captain was lecturing the FO during the flight and that his tone was condescending and inappropriate.

The FO remained silent and did not challenge the captain.
Extract from the conversation between the captain and the FO made available in the CAA’s report:

8.28 At time 0438:01, although Captain said that he was going for NAV, yet the aircraft kept on flying on HDG mode. FO reminded “Okay Sir, but are you visual?” The Captain said “Visual Hein! OK”.

8.30 At 0439:32 as the aircraft was more than 3.5 NM from the runway centerline; abeam the threshold of RWY-12 with a heading of 352°, the crew commanded a left turn to 300° through the autopilot.

8.33 At 0439:58, the aircraft was five NM to the north of the aerodrome and the first EGPWS predictive “TERRAIN AHEAD” caution was recorded on the CVR. FO told the captain “this Sir higher ground has reached, Sir there is a terrain ahead, sir turn left”.

8.34 By now the Captain had become very jittery in his verbal communication and displayed frustration, confusion and anxiety resulting in further deterioration in his behaviour.

8.35 At 0440:10, tower controller asked the crew if they were visual with the airfield. The crew did not respond to the question, whereas, FO asked the Captain (on cockpit Mic) “Kia batauon Sir ?” (What should I tell him Sir?)

8.36 Immediately at 0440:16 on the insistence of Radar Controller, the Tower Controller asked the crew if they were visual with the ground. Captain and the FO responded to the controller “Airblue 202 visual with the ground”. FO again asked Captain “Sir terrain ahead is coming”. The Captain replied “Han ji, we are turning left” (Yes, we are turning left). Whereas aircraft was not turning, only the HDG bug was being rotated towards left. At the same time, two EGPWS predictive “TERRAIN AHEAD” cautions were recorded on the CVR.
The report concluded that: “Air blue crash has been finalised as a case of Controlled Flight into Terrain (CFIT), in which aircrew failed to display superior judgment and professional skills in a self-created unsafe environment. In their pursuit to land in inclement weather, they committed serious violations of procedures and breaches of flying discipline, which put the aircraft in an unsafe condition over dangerous terrain at low altitude.”

http://www.caapakistan.com.pk/investigation.aspx


According to Investigation experts of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) CAA’s final report lacks vital information, foreign experts were denied flight crew information, information on maintenance of navigation aids is missing, 15 safety recommendations were not in accordance with the ICAO’s guidelines, and the weather conditions (a crucial factor leading up to the crash) aren't even mentioned.
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The pilot looks like an outlaw biker.
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The data recorded in the black box revealed the conversation of the plane’s Captain with the First Officer and with the control tower.



Extract from the conversation between the captain and the FO made available in the CAA’s report:



The report concluded that: “Air blue crash has been finalised as a case of Controlled Flight into Terrain (CFIT), in which aircrew failed to display superior judgment and professional skills in a self-created unsafe environment. In their pursuit to land in inclement weather, they committed serious violations of procedures and breaches of flying discipline, which put the aircraft in an unsafe condition over dangerous terrain at low altitude.”

http://www.caapakistan.com.pk/investigation.aspx


According to Investigation experts of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) CAA’s final report lacks vital information, foreign experts were denied flight crew information, information on maintenance of navigation aids is missing, 15 safety recommendations were not in accordance with the ICAO’s guidelines, and the weather conditions (a crucial factor leading up to the crash) aren't even mentioned.
Thanks for the great info.
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Yep, my chickenshit ass will stay on the ground.
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Yep, my chickenshit ass will stay on the ground.
Wouldn't it be great if they could make cruise ships travel as fast as planes?

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Idiot captain. He probably crashed it on purpose


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