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Human error and technical failure among the most probable causes of the Tupolev airplane crash in Moscow

Moscow, Russia - Investigators declared it

According to today's reports by "RIA Novosti", it seems that technical failure and human error are among the most likely causes of the occurrence-crash occurred on December 4th to a Tupolev Tu-154 airplane accident of South East Airlines (formerly Dagestan Airlines), which went off the runway during an emergency landing at Moscow-Domodedovo airport, killing two people and wounding 80 (see AVIONEWS). Moreover,...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1123798
Rome, Italy, 12/14/2010 17:21
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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