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Home » News from Thailand » Technical and human failure in AirAsia crash in Java Sea
Technical and human failure in AirAsia crash in Java Sea
Technical and human failure led to the crash of an Indonesian Airbus A320 operated by Air Asia at the end of last year. All 162 people on board were killed in the accident. This is what the Indonesian researchers have concluded.
According to the researchers, the pilots reacted incorrectly to a technical defect in the on-board computers that control the course of the flight. A failure in that computer that had happened before led to the failure of the autopilot.
When the pilots tried to fix that problem, they made mistakes that caused them to lose control of the plane. The plane on its way from Surabaya to Singapore crashed into the Java Sea on December 28.
I don't want to say too much, but the computer in which the malfunction was already faltered many times (also stated in this message) and due to laxity, the problem was not solved. It turned out to be a bad (soldering) contact.
I assume for a moment that it makes sense that the autopilot is turned off when the computer is reset. Sad that so many people lost their lives….
If a computer malfunction had happened before, it was not a technical failure, but a human failure.
That computer should have worked fine, or shouldn't have been on that plane.
After the failure of the on-board computer, it was possible to switch to manual steering without any problems. The mistakes that were made in this process led to a so-called stall situation, which was then reacted incorrectly and ultimately led to the crash. Also see http://avherald.com/h?article=47f6abc7/0028&opt=0
Pilot training is simply much worse here.
There is too little cooperation between the first officer and the Captain, that's just how it goes here.
The captain thinks he knows everything and the first officer is just an errand boy in his eyes.
Those are the relationships here and that is more than bad for cooperation.
Several aircraft have already crashed because the first officer did not dare to open his mouth against
a superior.
In Europe that is a completely different matter, there people just work together, resulting in good results
mutual relationships. And it is assumed that two know more than one.
My daughter is a pilot on a 777 and says, you better not fly with people trained in Asia.
When I say no to my Captain it's just no.
Flu or is there more going on? Seems quite a coincidence that about 12 pilots suddenly get the flu...
http://www.hln.be/hln/nl/960/Buitenland/article/detail/2543597/2015/12/02/Honderden-passagiers-AirAsia-gestrand-na-griep-piloten.dhtml
This means that due to insufficient maintenance, technical defects arose, after which the pilots failed to anticipate and correct. In addition, the observation that training and refresher courses leave much to be desired, that questions can be asked about how communication takes place, and the same about how inspections are carried out.
Is it then strange that eg the United States grant TH a demotion in terms of safety? See today's Bangkok post: http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/transport/782065/us-faa-downgrades-thai-air-safety-rating
Why must there first be a few thousand victims before journalism starts talking about long-standing and known problems, instead of immediately pilloriing the failing companies by name and name?
Now people, rightly or wrongly, don't fly with Asian airlines unless they have a good reputation over the last 5 to 10 years like Eva Air, China Air, Singapore Airlines,
and a few Arab companies.
You must be tired of life to fly with a Russian airline.
why isn't a list published every month with the names of the companies behind it
with their maintenance obligations and/or other necessities that promote flight safety.
When, after an accident, I see those sickening faces of the responsible management, who hypocritically state in a statement that they cannot yet report anything about the cause, while they do know that their fleet is unsafe and they let it fly anyway!!!!!!
Or, like the A320, Airbus has a plane full of people controlled by a bunch of poorly trained idiots. This entire management must be taken to court immediately, with only ONE charge,
Death By Debt!
But because of the corruption, these mongols just get away with it. It's a shame that this is still possible and still happening in 2015.
And actually 1 more question what is being done for the victims' families? How are they shipped off?
Jantje