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On the air asia. highly concerning. the actual cause of the plane stalling was the way the pilot then responded to that. and in the words of the report, it was the way the pilot manually flew the plane which eventually led to the plane crashing. the facts are slightly different, but the theory and principle is very similar to what we saw with air france 447 where you have a technical failure, but the pilot response eventually leads to the plane crashing. >> cnn's richard quest reporting there, and the report is the first official explanation given to the families of the victims.
Aircraft once it was in the water. >> maybe a ditching attempt. >> the other clue is the distance from where it had the last point of contact. at first they told us it was six miles. judged by that it would be a flat spin. it would be a spiral straight down uncontrollably now we find out it's 100 miles, 120 miles from where it was spotted. if you take 17-1 glide ratio which that aircraft has without engine power, it would put it exactly there and now you put those together with no assumptions, we put the clues together and that's where i'm at right now. it doesn't mean that's what happened. as...