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Al G wrote:
I thought in most of airlines' operation manual, a TCAS's manuever instruction is a mendatory command that the crew must follow immediately after its issurance. This rings a bell with me too. It may have come about as a result of a collision between a Tu154 and a B757 over Germany a few years back. The TCAS said one thing, and the controller said another; it seems that although both pilots obeyed the TCAS in the first instance, the Tu154 pilot changed his mind and obeyed the controller instead. Thus both aircraft descended, and the collision occurred - but it wouldn't have if TCAS had been obeyed in both instances. D. |
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