Jeju havariet - What we know about the South Korea crash so far - BBC

David Learmount - Arkivbilde

Mange av oss kjenner David Learmount. Han har foredratt i Norge, ikke minst på Solakonferansen, og regnes som en autoritet innen flysikkerhet. Han ble intervjuet på BBC i morges og sier i grunnen det samme som mange andre: Hvorfor hadde flygerne sånt hastverk med å lande?  Hvorfor landet de med hjulene inne og ikke noe flaps? Det vil bli avdekket i etterforskningen.

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TOP OF THE AGENDA Aviation experts question wall position

The concrete wall's location, about 250m (820ft) off the end of the runway, is part of the investigation. Credit: Reuters TOP OF THE AGENDA Aviation experts question wall position Jeju Air CEO Kim Yi-bae has spoken about providing support  for staff and bereaved families during a press conference  following the deadly crash. But a key issue remains unanswered.  Video footage shows the harrowing moment the Jeju Air plane  belly landed on the runway, crashing into a wall before bursting  into flames. Aviation experts have raised questions about  the location of the wall, including air safety expert David  Learmount who said that, had the "obstruction" not been there,  the plane "would have come to rest with most - possibly all -  those on board still alive".  How the crash unfolded