"Begin with the end in mind''
"... нет тюрьмы, страшнее чем в голове..."
вот похожий случай. садились полностью на автомате, и то не помогло.
On February 25, 2009, a Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800 (Turkish Airlines Flight 1951) crashed about a mile (1500m) short of the runway at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. The Dutch Safety Board published preliminary findings only one week after the crash, suggesting the autoland played a key role in downing the plane. According to the Flight Data Recorder, the airplane was on a full autoland approach at a height of 1950 ft / 595 m when the left Radio Altimeter suddenly misreported a height of -8 ft. The autoland system responded accordingly and configured the plane for touchdown, idling the engines. This made the plane lose speed and stall. When the flight crew received stall-warnings, they were already too low and too slow to pull up again. As a secondary factor, the Safety Board suggested the crew did not have a visual ground reference because of foggy conditions.
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