Air Crash Investigation – Air Inter Flight 148 HD Part 4/5

Air Crash Investigation (ACI) – Air Inter Flight 148 HD Part 4 Crashed And Alone (Invisible Mountain) (Crashed and Missing)

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24 Responses to Air Crash Investigation – Air Inter Flight 148 HD Part 4/5

  1. forestskog says:

    Thank you! I noticed from the radar that the plane was passing to the LEFT of Andlo. Thought I was crazy

  2. DannyEddy357 says:

    @03213087751 Lol, it’s ‘Terrain, Terrain’ not ‘Train, Train’.

  3. jeckel100 says:

    @sankalp4499 ground level is classified at the bottom of the mountain so the computer thinks it is high enough

  4. jeckel100 says:

    @prediger3000 in the middle of a forest no way

  5. jeckel100 says:

    @oxcoma because the maountains are not shown on the radar and the mountain tops are not classed as ground level. Ground level was right at the bottom of the mountain

  6. jeckel100 says:

    @intoxicologist tha computer in that aircraft can only do what the pilot has asked it to do if there was an error with the system the pilot would automatically control the aircraft.

  7. jeckel100 says:

    its the air traffic controllers fault

  8. intoxicologist says:

    terrible design……………. if 3300 per minute is a dangerous descent, why did the computer allow them to ipnut it? this is supposed to be the point of using computers so you cant enter dangerous inputs!!!!! idiots. using this system you could enter 99 if you wanted and the computer would obey? again idiotic

  9. sankalp4499 says:

    y not ground proxy alarm sould ” pulll up pull up..

  10. PhotoUlf says:

    Often hear “One of the worst crashes in aviation history” in this show… as well as “One of the most advanced airliners…” hahaha

  11. swiftalb says:

    3300 feet/min = 37.5 mi/hr

    Using trigonometry, sine of 11 degrees and finding the hypotenuse of a right triangle, knowing the opposite side, I can calculate the speed of the airplane at:
    17295 feet/min = 196.53 miles/hour

  12. kan230 says:

    no such instrument (wikipedia)

  13. Wojslaw says:

    @prediger3000 This plane was not fitted with GPWS

  14. oxcoma says:

    Why there was no voice Alarm in the cockpit when the plane hit deadly altitude….?

  15. prediger3000 says:

    what about ground approximity warning signals?

  16. oisilener1982 says:

    @03213087751 I believe that it is “terrain” NOT train train

  17. wompasdub says:

    @avnavcgm I’ve seen vids though from the cockpit and GPWS is running during landing

  18. angelinavfox says:

    mmm

  19. 552MB says:

    @avnavcgm this was not even the case in the A320 demonstration crash, to which I assume you’re referring

  20. avnavcgm says:

    @projet941 your right i stand corrected. I just saw that in the last part.

  21. projet941 says:

    @03213087751 just because Air Inter had decided not to install it on its planes, because it proved inaccurate at first…

  22. avnavcgm says:

    @03213087751 The GPWS didn’t activate because they were in landing configuration (flaps and gear down).

  23. dtaylor971 says:

    holy big sith

  24. 03213087751 says:

    the main thing in highly advance plane why did”t the warning appear (to low to land or train train or pull up)

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