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You don't have a lot of actual pressures versus a control wheel like you see in some of the boeings. like what happened as you talked about the copilot in air france and pulling back, kept the airplane in stall all the way down into the ocean. the captain could not feel that. they can't feel necessarily what the other pilot is doing with the joystick. led to a lot of confusion in that cockpit. sadly a very preventable accident. jon: as our viewers know a stall she is referring to when the wings are at such an angle angle of attack they call it, air flowing over them doesn't provide support or ...

Welcome back to "morning joe." we are, obviously, talking about yesterday's tragedy over ukraine. steve rattner, chuck henry, nbc's chuck henry reported that a lot of questions are being raised right now in amsterdam regarding the decision of the airliner to take the route that it took. what was the pilot thinking and how did it compare it with this flight on previous days? first of all, planes have been flying over that area consistently at this period at high altitudes. the ukrainian had flights above 32,000 feet but not above them and it's a conventional route to get from europe to southeas...