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Aeroméxico: the three pilots of the plane crashed in Durango were fired

Despite the reason for the accident, it was bad weather

Breaking international news. Despite yesterday the investigators of the accident that involved the Embraer E-190 aircraft of Aeromexico have claimed that to cause it was the violent disturbance that was crashing on the airport of Durango, the airline has decided to lay off the three pilots of the flight.The announcement of Aeromexico came through a letter sent to the workers in which the CEO Andres...

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Mexico City, México, 09/07/2018 09:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

AccidentsAeroméxico aircraft crash: the cause was a pilots error

Situation has not been well managed and understood -ATTACHMENT

To cause the accident -miraculously without victims- of the aircraft Embraer ERJ-190 -registration XA-GAL- of Aeroméxico at Durango airport, which ended off-piste during take-off, was a cause of two events:... more

AirlinesPlanes. Aeroméxico pilots announce strike

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The pilots of the Aeroméxico company announced a strike for the First of October in response to the decision of the air carrier to suspend some of their benefits; after the Embraer E-190 accident at Durango... more

Civil aviationAeroméxico: the bad weather caused the plane crash

The final report will be published by the end of the month

Aeromexico's Embraer ERJ-190 plane crashed on August 1 during take-off from Durango airport fell due to bad weather. This was stated by the man who runs the investigative group of the Mexican civil aviation... more

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