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Copilota non addestrato: aereo inverte rotta

È successo a bordo di un velivolo di Virgin Atlantic

Il comandante di aereo A-330 dell'aviolinea Virgin Atlantic, decollato da Londra-Heathrow e diretto allo scalo "John Fitzgerald Kennedy" di New York (volo VS3), è stato costretto ad invertire la rotta dopo 40 minuti di volo. Il motivo? È emerso che uno dei piloti non aveva completato tutta la procedura di addestramento prevista della compagnia. La società si è scusata e ha spiegato che il disguido è n...

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Londra, Regno Unito, 05/05/2022 10:11
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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