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L'Ntsb indaga su indicatori di velocità e altitudine degli A-330

Washington, Stati Uniti - Nei casi di due incidenti avvenuti recentemente

L'Ntsb (National transportation safety board) americano ha annunciato di aver aperto un'indagine su due incidenti recenti causati dal possibile malfunzionamento di indicatori di velocità ed altitudine a bordo di aerei Airbus A-330. Il primo incidente in questione è quello che il 21 maggio 2009 ha coinvolto il volo 8091 di Tam Airlines tra Miami, Stati Uniti, e San Paolo, Brasile. L'equipaggio d...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1106401
Roma, Italia, 06/26/2009 15:48
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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