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Aeroméxico: the bad weather caused the plane crash

The final report will be published by the end of the month

Aeromexico's Embraer ERJ-190 plane crashed on August 1 during take-off from Durango airport fell due to bad weather. This was stated by the man who runs the investigative group of the Mexican civil aviation agency, Jose Armando Constantino, who during a press conference confirmed what was thought from the beginning, namely: "there is no evidence to say that the engines had a mechanical or technical...

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Mexico City, México, 09/06/2018 09:37
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

AccidentsAeroméxico aircraft crash: the cause was a pilots error

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To cause the accident -miraculously without victims- of the aircraft Embraer ERJ-190 -registration XA-GAL- of Aeroméxico at Durango airport, which ended off-piste during take-off, was a cause of two events:... more

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