Crew blamed for Armenian airbus crash in southern Russia
Centre TV, Moscow
26 Jul 06
Text of "Sobytiya" news report by Russian Centre TV on 26 July
The crash of the A-320 airbus over the Black Sea was caused by a crew
mistake, according to the results of an investigation by an interstate
aviation committee published today. The technical commission, which
included French experts, has established that while operating the
plane manually the crew failed to control the bank angle and height
in time while landing. The airbus fell, with control having been
lost. The commission determined that failure of the engine or other
systems of the plane had not been registered.
The A-320 airbus of the Armenian Armavia company crashed on 3 May
near Sochi. All 113 people aboard were killed.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress