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Re: Passenger Plane Crashes in Brazil (ATR 72-500)
Maybe caused by icing on the wings like on Flight 4184?
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Re: Passenger Plane Crashes in Brazil (ATR 72-500)
Maybe caused by icing on the wings like on Flight 4184?
Apparently there were warnings for severe icing in the area so probably yes
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All those seconds you're going down and you probably won't survive.
I can't even imagine. I hope they blackout before they crash.
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Clearly the pilots lost the ability to control altitude and pitch, in my uneducated, over documentary-ized opinion.

Even without engines, if they had hydraulics to control movable surfaces that affect pitch and yaw (like flaps, slats, elevator, rudder), I’m not sure it would have been in a flat spin like that.
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Re: Passenger Plane Crashes in Brazil (ATR 72-500)
Pilot reported complete power loss in engines... fuel starvation maybe?
Fuel starvation = no fire.
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Even without engines, if they had hydraulics to control movable surfaces that affect pitch and yaw (like flaps, slats, elevator, rudder), I’m not sure it would have been in a flat spin like that.
If you are in a flat spin the airflow isn't flowing over the control surfaces so they don't work properly (or at all). So a flat spin does not imply loss of hydraulics.
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Re: Passenger Plane Crashes in Brazil (ATR 72-500)
https://asn.flightsafety.org/wikibase/409335
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Expert analysis, hot off the press...
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Re: Passenger Plane Crashes in Brazil (ATR 72-500)
All those seconds you're going down and you probably won't survive.
If they were not wearing seatbelts they'd be pinned to the ceiling
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Re: Passenger Plane Crashes in Brazil (ATR 72-500)
All those seconds you're going down and you probably won't survive.
We've seen lots of video from the ground. I wonder if anyone on board was filming and, if so, if the footage survived?
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