Taiwan broken airplane pilot mistakenly turned off the wrong engine (Video)

Taiwan broken airplane pilot mistakenly turned off the wrong engine (Video)

Taiwan broken airplane pilot mistakenly turned off the wrong engine (Video)
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Pilate ruled airliner which the crash earlier this year killed 43 people in Taiwan, disabled by mistake only liner that time in the engine and a few seconds before the impact exclaimed, "Oh, do not pull the lever pull!", The researchers said Thursday.

The sharp bend air company Transasia Airways flight GE235 plane touched the wing tip of February car trestle and fell into the river immediately after took off from Taipei airport Songsano. On board were 53 passengers and five crew members; only 15 people were saved.

Taiwan Aviation Safety Council published shocking audio from the cockpit of the transcript shows that the pilots reacted to the failure of one engine, with a thrust weakened, but mistakenly reduced the other, the sound of the engine thrust.

A report published on Thursday said that the fault triggering warning signal liners reaching 365 meters in height.

The signal indicated that the plane of the second engine "rise took flame.

Faulty engine warning signal has been identified as 2nd engine, but the aircraft by the pilot said, "Pull back the 1st engine thrust lever."

Then the plane had become unmanageable because both engines did not work, and the pilots desperately tried to restart, a few seconds before the crash.

Last words, familiar from black boxes record, was co-pilot cry: "Blow, blow! Prepare the middle! "

Investigators declined to name the aircraft the pilot had been in power, but immediately after the posting of the disaster was said to have been the pilot Liao Chien-chung.