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Old April 15th 04, 05:39 PM
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On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 11:26:33 GMT, John Theune
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I don't believe that the after action report of a single instance of a
action meets the definition of propensity. It also remains to be seen
just what happened here. Did the instruments fail, or did the pilot not
believe the indications?


The same thing happened in Lexington, Ky. Only that time the shut did
not work but the pilot was able to recover after he broke out of a low
cloud cover an land in a field.

If you have been following the COPA web site you will see a history of
a high rate of individual instrument failures so sooner or later
multiple failures are bound to occur.
 




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