Comments on: Cockpit error sent 737 into Pacific nose dive
While trying to open door for pilot returning from restroom, co-pilot hit wrong control; All Nippon jet pitched down, rolled almost belly-up
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- Pitch and Yaw airlines.
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- Michael Crichton's Airframe, anyone?
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- What kind of plane is it? Who designed a button layout that would allow for such an incident? All planes are not designed the same....
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- What a freaking nightmare for passengers! OMG. I can't even imagine what it was like to be on that plane and almost upside down. I mean really guys- you don't know the difference between the button to unlock the door and the rudder control? Scary! And that plane almost rolled upside down! How can that even happen? I mean once you see you have made a mistake you immediately undo the action and correct. How can it get to the point where the plane is upside down? ANA needs to seriously review it's pilot training program!
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- TOKYO - A Japanese airline says "
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- ** SIGH ** amazingly enough there are more people in the world than Americans. CNN is a world news organization.
- "Oopsie..."
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- Accidents happen!
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- I bet ALL the seats have to be replaced.
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- To have accidentally "bumped" the rudder control would be one thing, and bad enough, but "mistakenly hit the rudder controls instead of the door lock..." Send this guy back for more training.
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- I feel like crap when I or the machine screws up when cutting the ice, I can't imagine what they feel like.
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