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Incidente Turkish ad Amsterdam-Schiphol: avviso dell'Easa per B-737/800

Colonia, Germania - Si verifichi l'altimetro che ne era stato la causa

In seguito all'incidente dello scorso 25 febbraio occorso ad un Boeing 737/800 della Turkish Airlines vicino all'aeroporto di Amsterdam-Schiphol, nel quale persero la vita 9 persone (vedi AVIONEWS), l'Easa (Agenzia europea per la sicurezza dell'aviazione) ha emesso il 30 aprile un bollettino di sicurezza (2009-12) destinato agli operatori di questo modello di aereo. "L'indicazione errata di un radio...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1103883
Roma, Italia, 05/05/2009 12:32
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