voyager1970 » 10 июн 2009, 05:29
[quote="Bojulia
плюс ко всему - уже говорят, что и природных явлений - то как турбулентность и молния и грозовые угрозы - якобы не было...
так что надо действительно максимум инфы здесь собрать - чтобы помнили...[/quote]
кто такое говорит?вы загляните на метеорологический анализ на протяжении маршрута,приведенной в ссылке выше, специалистами,и почитайте комментарии пилотов и других метеорологов там же.турбулентность и грозовые шторма были,другое дело,что необычно сильными они не были
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Air France To Replace Speed Sensors
Posted: June 9th, 2009 | Author: AF447 | Filed under: AF 447 | Tags: air france | 1 Comment »
Air France is getting ready to replace the airspeed probes on its Airbus A330 fleet a week after flight 447 went down in the Atlantic ocean.
The probes are being replaced amid speculations that they froze and supplied incorrect information airspeed data to the cockpit. This incorrect information could have caused the pilots to either fly too slow, and stall, or too fast, and rip the airplane apart, according to aviation experts.
“Air France management summoned pilots’ unions on Monday night to inform them on work to replace Pitot probes, and gave an extremely tight calendar… of a few days,” Erick Derivry, spokesman for the SNPL union, said Tuesday.
Although Air France, Airbus, and official investigators have not confirmed a link between the pitot probes and the crash, they have renewed warnings to pilots about contradictory speed readings.
In a November 2008 memo (obtained by AFP) from Air France to its pilots, Air France warned its pilots about “a significant number of incidents” linked to the pitots. The memo describes false speed readings; different speed readings between the pilot’s and co-pilot’s control panel; and of the automatic pilot cutting out.
All of this was confirmed by two Air France pilots who preferred to remain anonymous. For one of the pilots, the memo showed that “Air France knew from November of 2008 the problems that seem to explain the catastrophe of AF 477″.
According to an Air France spokesperson, each of the airline’s entire fleet of Airbus A330-340 already had at least one new pitot, from at least 3 per plane, and that there’s a program in place to replace the rest.
Sources: CNN - France24
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