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  • Breakdown Of Robot Pilot Of Airbus A-320 Could Not Lead To Air Crash

    BREAKDOWN OF ROBOT PILOT OF AIRBUS A-320 COULD NOT LEAD TO AIR CRASH:
    HONORED PILOT OF USSR

    Yerevan, July 6. ArmInfo. The breakdown of one of the robot pilots of
    Airbus A- 320 belonging to Armavia airline that crashed near Sochi
    could not lead to the air crash. Dmitry Atbashyan, President of the
    National Aviation Association of Armenia, honored pilot of USSR, made
    this statements in an interview with ArmInfo commenting on the article
    in the "Moskovsky Komsomolets" that the breakdown of the robot pilot
    could be a reason of the crash. Atbashyan mentioned that A-320 has no
    robot pilots, it has systems of stiffness and controllability. Probably
    one of these systems failed, which, however, could not lead to the
    crash, he said.

    D. Atbashyan believes that a complex of reasons could lead to
    the crash: breakdown of the equipment, bad weather, insufficient
    equipment at the airport in Adler unable to fulfill even the commands
    of the own federal administration. Among the key reasons of the crash
    D. Atbashyan mentioned the strong wind shear. At the same time, he
    called the acts of Grigor Grigoryan, crew captain, right in the given
    situation. D. Atbashyan said he would act in the same way. Commenting
    on the report of the "Moskovsky Komsomolets" that the interference
    of the second pilot, whose acts contradicted to that of the captain
    aggravated the situation, D. Atbashyan said it could not lead to the
    crash but for "second causes". In addition, he believes that the crew
    could not act in different ways. He thinks that the failure in the
    systems could make commands contradicting to the acts of the pilots.

    To recap, the crashed A-320 Airbus killed all on board.
    From: Baghdasarian
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