that plane plunged 38,000 feet. in one exchange the co-pilot says, and put this on the screen: climb, climb, climb. the co-pilot then responds, i ve been pulling back on the stick for a while now. the computer warning system all the while is going off saying stall, stall, stall. the captain says, watch out, you re pulling up. and the co-pilot responds, am i pulling up? the critics say in basic flight instruction you never pull up in a stall, you always push the nose down. it s unclear why the pilots took over from the flight control system, the automatic pilot, if you will. and then finally, the co-pilot says, and i m quoting, dammit, we re going to crash. this cannot be true. now, investigatorrers in france say that s not fair because the author may have taken some of these black box recordings out of context, and the final investigation has not yet been concluded yet. they are now training pilots