According to a disastrous air accident that may have killed 260 people, according to a major aviation safety specialist, deliberate may be the result of human intervention. Tradedy, which surfaced a few seconds after the takeoff, is now subject to intensive investigation as investigators investigate the unstable possibility of pilot-inspired accident.
Preliminary findings showed that both fuel control switches were manually taken to “cutoff” position – a command that shuts down the engine fuel supply – after the aircraft exit the ground. This important action caused a complete loss of loud, causing the aircraft to immerse the aircraft before achieving height.
Deepening the mystery, the cockpit voice recording captured a disturbing exchange between the pilots, suggesting that one or both crew members could be intentionally joined the Act. Although the full transcript has not been released, the close sources of the investigation describe the audio as “chilling” and “highly irregular”.
No mechanical failure or technical discrepancies have been found, eliminating the possibility of contingent system error. Instead, meditation has turned on the human element – in particular, the mental and emotional state of the flight crew.
Aviation safety experts are now calling for immediate global reforms around mental health screening, support and monitoring within the aviation industry. Many previous air disasters – 2015 Germanwings Crash and 2013 Mozambique Airlines – were later determined by pilots to take aircraft intentionally.
An investigator said, “It is a Stark Reminder, while the aviation technology continues to move, the human element remains the weakest link in the series.”
