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live now to former aircraft accident investigator and aviation consultant, tim atkinson. hello to you. what do you think could have happened here? good afternoon. _ could have happened here? good afternoon, lucy. _ could have happened here? good afternoon, lucy. well, _ could have happened here? good afternoon, lucy. well, clearly - could have happened here? (13mm afternoon, lucy. well, clearly the door in question, which is slightly unusual in that it is not a plug type door, many aircraft doors are of the plug design which means they are held in the position in the pews are held in the position in the pews are large by the internal pressure and the aircraft when it is in flight. this door isn't like that, it is held there by mechanical means, and obviously it appears that for some reason those means have failed, whether it is due to the design of the door, the assembly, possibly missing parts or mis—assembled parts. it obviously isn't in any sense clear at the moment and it is interesting that the airline concerned has not only

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BBC News

boeing said a technical team was ready to support the investigation. there would have been an element of depressurization. although the aircraft was at a lower than cruising altitude. apparently it was at about 16,000 feet. that's roughly half of what an airliner would be cruising at during a flight. but nevertheless, they needed to get that plane down safely, which fortunately was done with all lives protected. the boeing 737 max was grounded in march 2019 for a year and a half after two of the type crashed, killing 346 people, due to a problem with the flight control systems. the uk civil aviation authority says it's monitoring this latest incident very closely. simon jones, bbc news. live now to former aircraft accident investigator and managing director of across safety development, anthony venetz.

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The Daily Global

it's not clear what caused the collision, but authorities are likely to take the investigation seriously and work to improve procedures. let's speak to tim atkinson, who is a former aircraft accident investigator. what is your assessment about where this investigation now goes? what will be the process in the coming days? will be the process in the coming da s? �* , , will be the process in the coming das? h ., ., will be the process in the coming das? h i, ., ., ., ., days? it's very straightforward and very routine- _ days? it's very straightforward and very routine. first, _ days? it's very straightforward and very routine. first, it's _ days? it's very straightforward and very routine. first, it's a _ days? it's very straightforward and very routine. first, it's a matter. very routine. first, it's a matter of establishing what evidence needs to be gathered, then going at it as rapidly as possible. evidence has quite a short half—life. as we seen, an awful lot of available sources of video and audio recording, that will be very helpful, particularly looking at the evacuation. but more

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TSB officials start investigation into cause of deadly Alberta plane crash

The Transportation Safety Board has started looking into the cause of a small plane crash that left six people dead in the Rockies west of Calgary.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150831:02:04:00

high rate of speed. >> so you're looking at one of the engines, right engine. looks like the right wing. you can see it's not very far from the tail section. >> pilot john cox, who has extensive background with 737s is assigned to the investigation as a representative for the airline pilots association. >> facing now the direction that the airplane was, it's directly behind us. >> as an aircraft accident investigator, you have to shift into this -- i can't help the people that are here. i now need to understand what happened so we don't have a recurrence. >> several teams worked to identify and recover pieces of the wreckage. >> left engine pickup. you can see parts of clothes. some wires. the stuff here is waiting for

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140327:19:15:00

they don't have anything to listen for, and this whole thing becomes an even greater haystack, trying to find just the tiniest needle. guys, back the you. >> thanks, tom costello. thank you very much. matthew robinson was an aircraft accident investigator for the u.s. navy and marine corps. he now works with robsen forensic. you heard the breakdown from tom. when you look at these clusters of potential debris, and these searches have been frustrated with folks doing the work and folks around the world trying to understand it. what do you see as an investigator at this point with that debris? >> first and foremost, my main rule is to put no one else in harm's way, accept no unnecessary risk. so if the weather conditions preclude a safe search, then call it off, postpone it, and live to go out another day. now, if, in fact, this debris field is positively identified as the wreckage and the bebree from mh-370, thisdebris

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150803:02:04:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150803:02:04:00
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