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Ryanair flight came seconds away from smashing into helicopter after autopilot blunder, report reveals
A Ryanair flight carrying 172 passengers came ... he assumed the commander realised this." The Air Accidents Investigation Branch report noted there was no formal reply procedure in the manual ...
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Ryanair 737 descended unnoticed during go-around after crew did not clarify autopilot status
Neither pilot of a Ryanair Boeing 737 Max 8-200 noticed that ... that were stated in the [flight manual],” says the UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch. It states that the first officer ...
Daily Mail27d
Ryanair flight with 178 on board was seconds away from crashing into helicopter over Stansted after rookie co-pilot forgot to tell captain he'd switched off the autopilot
The weather was clear and there was a moderate breeze. There were 172 passengers and six crew on board the Ryanair flight. An Air Accidents Investigation Branch report has now been released into ...
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Ryanair plane swarmed by fire crews after touching down in UK
Ryanair blamed a ‘minor technical issue’ for the flight being diverted (Picture: Drones and Planes/YouTube) Fire engines flocked to a Ryanair plane when it landed back at Manchester Airport ...
The Sun27d
Ryanair plane with 172 passengers came within seconds of hitting helicopter after pilot didn’t realise autopilot was off
Investigators said the Ryanair flight from Szczecin, Poland, was just 300ft above. Its captain seized back control and climbed to safety before landing in March last year. An Air Accidents ...
Daily Record27d
Ryanair flight seconds away from crashing into helicopter at Stansted Airport
A Ryanair plane packed with passengers was seconds ... 3,000ft before landing it safely. An Air Accidents Investigation Branch report has now been released into the Stansted incident, which ...
The Mirror27d
Packed Ryanair flight seconds away from helicopter crash at Stansted after co-pilot's error
A Ryanair plane carrying 170 passengers was moments ... 3,000ft before landing it safely. An Air Accidents Investigation Branch report has now been released into the Stansted incident, which ...