UPS CARGO JET COLLISION IN ALABAMA WAS OPERATING THE REASON THROUGH AUTOPILOT.

On August 14th 2013, Wednesday- A jet called UPS cargo crashed in Birmingham, Alabama was killed two crew members in the accident. The investigation was going by removing autopilot from the jet which shows till the last occurrance before crashes, said Federal investigation.

The autopilot shows the last second of recorded information, said Robert Sumwalt, a senior official with the National Transportation Safety Board.

The flight information shows that the autothrottle was also used before the jet crashed in Alabama.

At 4:45 a.m Wednesday morning less than a mile from a short, 7000-foot run way, the aircraft collision occurred the Airbus A300 was nearing Birmingham shuttles worth International Airport.
 
The pilot inside the jet had a warning called "sink rate alert" for seven seconds and above, before the collision said Robert Sumwalt.

The reason for crashes occurred that there were no problems felt

with the control of the plane and there were also no engine failure, said investigators.

It was recognized that the losses of the crash as Cerea Beal Jr. 58 of Matthew, N.C; and Shanda Fanning, 37,of Lynchburg, Tenn. The investigators said that the pilots slept how much hour before started the plane from Louisville to Birmingham. 


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