[Bunnyman1962]

Originally Posted by akham ↗

No, the interim report does not conlude there was pilot error (or make any other conclusions, as that is not the purpose of an interim report) and, strictly speaking, it does not say the pilots moved the switches. (*)

The interim report (which I have read) is a summary of the facts known to date - ie. what happened, but not why that happened. It states that the switches changed status (run to cutoff) and then, about 10 seconds later, back to run again. It also states that one pilot asked another why they switched the engines off, and the response was that they did not do so.

(*) It says the switches "transitioned" - that being the result of pilots moving them is by far the most likely possibility, but there are other possibilies such as electrical connection problems, etc. This one is a fine distinction, but they are going to spend another 12-18 months investigating the crash and that is why they don't draw conclusions just a month into the process.

THE REPORT DOES NOT STATE that one pilot asked another why they switched the engines off, and the response was that they did not do so.

There is no mention of switching engines off""

This is what the report said "The cockpit voice recording captures one pilot asking the other why "did he cut-off", to which the person replies that he didn't.

So go jump on the band wagon. For me i'll go with credible aviation guys Maverick with their view !

[Bunnyman1962]

Told ya .........its a cover up .....it aint the Pilot!

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crmex7912nro

[ShareOpenly]

Originally Posted by wetdogsmell ↗

Always wondered what a person would look like after being in a plane crash - not was I was expecting! Absolutely gutted for the poor woman who had ended up legs akimbo in the middle of the street.

The dynamics of a crash decide how the remains of a human body was left after a plane crash. This wasn't a high energy crash (meaning the plane did not come down crashing to ground at an incredible speed), in which case most bodies wouldn't remain intact. This plane barely took off (was about 600 ft in the air), and was in its climbing phase, meaning it was not at top speed, and the impact wasn't nose first (this plane landed on its belly on top of a roof, slid few meters then crashed into other building).

These dynamics will leave many bodies intact, but still completely charred. Terrible situation, however 1 person walked away from the crash with minor injuries. He was sitting in seat 11A of this plane. Destiny plays its role in strange ways.

[am1984]

why are so badly charred bodies being carried in ambulances?