How the Flight 90 Air Florida crew could have avoided disaster by mitigating or trapping the errors in the error chain which led to the crash in 1982. This is what we think they could have done. This video was filmed for a presentation on the human, techical factors and error chain which led to the Air Florida Flight 90 disaster in 1982. The presentation was made during the First Officer Fundamentals course at Oxford Aviation Training as part of the First Officer Airline Preparation Programme. Filmed & Produced by Mark Furness.
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Not bad fellas but I have never heard of the FO calling “abort”, Thankfully new CRM procedures have FO’s exercising their rights well before any situation like the simulated one here arrives in the rteal cockpit.
@AP264 Okay. Thank you =)
They are dutch.
Dutch students sponsored by EPST. (European Pilot Selection & Training)
The F/O sounds like he’s swedish
mooie gedaan hoor
kregen jullie snel een baan in nederland? en komt het vaker voor dat epst’ ers die net klaar zijn bij een nederlandse airline komen of gaan die vaker naar een engelse airline?
bedankt alvast
Fantastic mates!
Mine friend had said that this was his homecockipt. . .I think he is ridiculous xD
i was looking up The Air by Flo Rida and this came up… lol
to bad it didn’t go like that…
ive seen the REAL crash investigation program. this is a mock of the other one. NICE vid…
Good video for re-current trg. This scenerio happens every winter in the real world.
Very nice.
Shame you stole my video to make it though. If you’d asked, you could have had it with my blessing in HD…
Very good works guys, nice to see FS2004 being used too. I was at the 17 Nov Open day and was very imprested. Look forward to seeing more videos.