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IAC: UNFORTUNATELY, WHOLE BLAME FOR LINER -320 CRASH LIES ON SCREW AND PILOT-IN- COMMAND
Moscow, July 26. ArmInfo. "Unfortunately, the whole blame for the liner
A-320 crash near Sochi lies on the screw and the pilot-in-command,
the deputy chairman of the Intergovernmental Aviation Committee Oleg
Yarmolov said, commenting on the official conclusion of the Committee
about the air crash reasons.
Evaluating the degree of the screw guilt and deprivation of
the "Armavia" Company of license for flights as a possible
consequence, Yarmolov noted that any technical investigation serves
only for clarification of the crash reasons and development of
recommendations. He added that the issue of determination of guilty
persons and use of sanctions as a ban for the Company flights is not
a subject of the Committee investigations, this is a priority of law
machinery and administrative authorities.
As for the character of recommendations in the IAC conclusion, Yarmolov
noted that they are particularly aviation and touch upon the issues
of professional preparation of pilots, as well as the check-up of
development of adequate actions of pilots in complicated situations. In
its turn, the Armenia's State Department of Civil Aviation fully
agreed with the assessment, given in the IAC conclusion. The "Armavia"
itself withholds comments as yet.
Moscow, July 26. ArmInfo. "Unfortunately, the whole blame for the liner
A-320 crash near Sochi lies on the screw and the pilot-in-command,
the deputy chairman of the Intergovernmental Aviation Committee Oleg
Yarmolov said, commenting on the official conclusion of the Committee
about the air crash reasons.
Evaluating the degree of the screw guilt and deprivation of
the "Armavia" Company of license for flights as a possible
consequence, Yarmolov noted that any technical investigation serves
only for clarification of the crash reasons and development of
recommendations. He added that the issue of determination of guilty
persons and use of sanctions as a ban for the Company flights is not
a subject of the Committee investigations, this is a priority of law
machinery and administrative authorities.
As for the character of recommendations in the IAC conclusion, Yarmolov
noted that they are particularly aviation and touch upon the issues
of professional preparation of pilots, as well as the check-up of
development of adequate actions of pilots in complicated situations. In
its turn, the Armenia's State Department of Civil Aviation fully
agreed with the assessment, given in the IAC conclusion. The "Armavia"
itself withholds comments as yet.