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Garuda jet that crashed was flying far too fast
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The Indonesian passenger jet that crashed one month ago was flying with speeds up to 425 km/hour, almost double the normal landing speed. The crash killed 21 of the 140 people aboard. This was told by the chief investigator earlier today. A preliminary report had not yet determined however, if it was the pilot that caused the Boeing 737-400 to overshoot the runway, according to Marjono Siswosuwarno.
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Name: Darius Hiroshi
To: Mr. Patrick - for web ct assignment
From what I know, the pilot of this airline has confessed to the press in one of the Indonesian media that they (pilot and co-pilot) are not the one to blame, as there are aspects of natural cause such as strong wind from above of the aeroplane that push the plane downwards during the landing. But it’s proven here that they are at fault in putting the airplane at an inappropriate speed for landing that time. Also, based from what I read on the newspaper in which the victims that are killed in this incident were mainly caused by the jammed exit door on the front left (first class section) and this is another technical problem from the airline itself, yet the two “captains” of the flight escape from the incident leaving 21 dead. I would say that Garuda should pay more attention to their units, even though it’s only for a cheaper domestic travels, if they want to keep their image as the best local airline as well as one of the representatives of Indonesia.
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