KPIX KPIX 5 News Early Edition June 24, 2014
Include who is to blame, what went wrong, and how can we prevent this from happening in the future . So on last july 6th, five miles out from sfo, the boeing 777 slowed way too much on approach. Everyone agrees on that. So much there wasnt time to perform a goaround for a second landing attempt. Well, asana and boeing have been asiana and boeing have been pointing fingers for a year now at one another. Asiana admits it was the flight crews failure to monitor proper air speed but they also blame boeing for complex automated controls installed in the plane. Well one of the three pilots admitted ...