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Ukrainian aircraft crashed in Turkey (3): pilot error hypothesis

Ankara, Turkey - News revealed by Anatolie press agency, citing Turkish civil aviation sources

According to press agency Anatolie, citing Turkish civil aviation's sources, an human error has been the origin of this morning incident, when an Ukranian airplane crashed in the Northern-East of Turkey, causing the dead of 74 passengers, included 62 Spanish soldiers. Yak-42's pilots, according to Turkish civil aviation, lacked the landing in Trabzon's airport, near Black Sea. Source has reported...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 45831
Rome, Italy, 05/26/2003 15:45
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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