“The cause of the mishap was the pilot and co-pilot failed to identify
that the landing distance required to safely stop the aircraft exceeded
the runway length,” the Air Force concluded. Weather has also been
mentioned as a factor".
Who sent them to the runway that was too short for that aircraft?
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Il 13/06/2013 04:00, willshak ha scritto:
> dump...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>
>> Damn, this Afghan Airstrip Practically Eats American Airplanes:
>>
>> https://medium.com/war-is-boring/b5811e2523e8 >
> “The cause of the mishap was the pilot and co-pilot failed to identify
> that the landing distance required to safely stop the aircraft exceeded
> the runway length,” the Air Force concluded. Weather has also been
> mentioned as a factor".
>
> Who sent them to the runway that was too short for that aircraft?
well, US aerospace industry has wanted to hit hard the C-27/G.222 and
now....