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Incidente Amsterdam: forse un guasto all'altimetro la causa

Amsterdam, Olanda - A propendere per questa conclusione sarebbe l'inchiesta dell'organo per la sicurezza aerea olandese

Si accantona per il momento la tesi di un wind shear all'origine dell'incidente occorso ad un 737-8F2 della Turkish Airlines, precipitato il 25 febbraio scorso con a bordo 135 persone, equipaggio compreso, a circa 1 chilometro e mezzo dall'aeroporto di Amsterdam-Schiphol. Oggi fonti stampa stanno battendo la notizia -pare diffusa dall'ufficio inchieste dell'organo per la sicurezza aerea olandese- stando...

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Roma, Italia, 03/04/2009 17:08
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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