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CNN Anderson Cooper 360 May 28, 2015 00:51:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Anderson Cooper 360 May 28, 2015 00:51:00

And getting the fuel burning you have to sustain the engines so it is a tricky maneuver. >> the singapore airlines said one engine regained power while pilots worked on the second. >> it is something they are trained to do and in all cases on all plane trz is a -- there is a point at which you don't try any more diving restarts just look for a place to set it down. >> this is the latest of several incidents involving asian airlines. flight 235 crashed into a river in thigh won. in december flight 8501 an airbus crashed into the java sea minutes after the pilot asked for clearance to climb in a...

CNN CNN International May 28, 2015 05:21:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN International May 28, 2015 05:21:00

And in all cases on all planes, there is a point at which the manuals say don't try any more diving restarts. just look for a place to put it down and set it down. >> this is the latest of several incidents involving asian airlines. flight 235 crashed into a river in taiwan. in december, air asia flight 8501 and airbus 320, disappeared from radar and crashed into the java sea minutes after the pilot asked for clearance to climb in altitude to avoid bad weather. and malaysia airlines flight 370 from kuala lumpur from beijing disappeared without a trace more than a year ago. but as for singapore...

CNN The Lead With Jake Tapper May 27, 2015 20:51:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN The Lead With Jake Tapper May 27, 2015 20:51:00

Flight 836 with 194 onboard was flying over the south china sea bound for shanghai when both engines went out. the sudden loss of power at 39,000 feet as the jetliner passed through bad weather. within seconds, the aircraft dropped nearly 13,000 feet. >> the pilot has to basically put the plane that's now lost power in its engines in a dive. and that wind going through those engines spins the turbines and helps the pilots get a relight. but even with a relight, getting your engines actually going again, fuel is burning, you have to be able to sustain those engines. so it's a really tricky mane...