American flight expert .. a simple mistake behind the crash of India plane

Monitoring- Al-Zawiya Net- American aviation expert Captain Steve Shiprler said that one slight mistake may have been behind the air disaster in India, which killed 279 people, after the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed into the Indian Airlines, after less than one minute of taking off from Ahmedabad Airport.

Although the official investigations are still ongoing and not yet issued a final statement determining the reason, Captain Steve, who reviewed the video clips of the accident, suggested that the pilot assistant had grabbed the pavilion holder instead of the landing wheel handle, which led to the loss of the speed of the plane and the difficulty of its rise in the air.

He explained in the video, which was published on Friday, June 13, reported by the British newspaper “Mirror”, that the plane seemed to be tight wings, while there was no sign of the curvature of the pavilions, a behavior contrary to the nature of the Dreamliner aircraft that span its wings automatically when taking off to support the lifting force.

He stressed that this possible error reduced the speed gained during the takeoff, which caused the plane to lose its height. He added that the restoration of control of the plane in light of this type of technical defect is extremely difficult, especially when lifting and paying in critical moments.

While the expert’s assumptions remain within the scope of informal technical analysis, finding one of the black boxes to the plane gave the investigators a real opportunity to extract accurate information about the pre -crash moments.

For its part, the Indian Civil Aviation Authority announced that the investigation of data will take place in the coming days, while the Minister of Civil Aviation considered that finding the black fund represents a “big step forward” to break the tragic mystery of the accident.

Meanwhile, the only survivor of the accident is still receiving hospital treatment, with global anticipation of the results of the final investigation.