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An Air France flight with 133 passengers crashed while flying over Mulhouse-Habsheim, France. The flight was a new Airbus A320-111 aircraft being flown with a fly-by-wire system intended to prevent pilot error. During the flight, the pilots failed to respond correctly to the plane's systems and stalled the aircraft, causing it to crash and kill 3 passengers. The captain and first officer were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to prison time and probation for their role in the crash due to mishandling the plane's fly-by-wire systems.
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- 2. Outline
- 4. Introduction • Formed on 1933 • Serves 35 destinations in France and 156 destinations worldwide • Carried 43.3 million passengers • Air France ranked as the largest European airline
- 5. Air France Flight 296
- 6. Air France Flight 296 •New fly-by-wire Airbus A320-111 . •Flying over Mulhouse-Habsheim • The 133 passengers •Children like Mariama Barry. • Some tickets were gifts
- 7. THE VIDEO
- 8. Fly by wire
- 9. Benefits of use fly by wire • Prevent pilot error. . • Time management. • Reduces damage
- 13. Conspiracy
- 14. The Outcome • The fire killed 3 of passengers • Captain Asseline, First Officer Mazière, two Air France officials and the president of the flying club sponsoring the air show charged with involuntary manslaughter • All found guilty. • Captain Asseline was initially sentenced to 10 months in prison along with 12 months of probation. • The others were sentenced to probation.
- 15. REFERENCES http://www.airdisaster.com/investigations/af296/af296.shtml TV Show : Air Crash Investigations S07E02 : Pilot vs. Plane http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_France_Flight_296
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- حصة بلوند :السلام عليكم هذا ما سنتكلم عنة اليوم مقدمةثم حادث AIR FRANCE FLIGHT 296 وخاتمه
- حصة بلوند :اولا مقدمة عن شركة air france
- حصة بلوند Air France was formed on 1933 Air France appointed its first flight attendants in 1946 As of 2011 Air France serves 35 destinations in France and operates worldwide scheduled passenger and cargo services to 156 destinations in 91 countries Between April 2001 and March 2002, the airline carried 43.3 million passengers In 2004, Air France ranked as the largest European airline
- حصة النجيدي It was a 5 min flight but there was not enough preparation and due to the airfield being so small it’s coordinates were not stored in the planes navigation database so the pilots must find it by sight and the map they had did not show the forest. The plane was the first civil aircraft to you “Fly by wire” ; a cutting edge technology that computerizes flight controls .. A system that had been used in the military . On June 26, 1988, it was flying over Mulhouse-Habsheim Airport as part of an air show. The 133 passengers had no luggage , for some it was their first time to fly .. There were even children like 7 year old Mariama Barry. Most got there tickets as promotional gifts from local banks and newspaper. وحصل حادث موسف بانفجار
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- عنود القوفي In the Fly by wire the pilot essentially flies the computer and the computer flies the aircraft it alters the relationship between the pilot and the plane and gives the computers the power to override the human inputs to prevent pilot errors. Fly-by-wire (FBW) is a system that replaces the conventional manual flight controls of an aircraft with an electronic interface. The movements of flight controls are converted to electronic signals transmitted by wires . The plane was the first civil aircraft to you “Fly by wire” ; a cutting edge technology that computerizes flight controls .. A system that had been used in the military . In the Fly by wire the pilot essentially flies the computer and the computer flies the aircraft it alters the relationship between the pilot and the plane and gives the computers the power to override the human inputs to prevent pilot errors.
- ميساء It gives computers the ability to override human inputs to prevent pilot error. At the time of danger, humans reaction are different from one personality to another, so computers take control. time management. reduces damage and reduce the impact of bad weather on services. reducing fuel burn and New fuel saving engine options (CFMI Leap-1Aand PW1100G).
- sara The pilots spotted the airfield late and the plane must lose speed and altitude to descend and perform the fly over. The pilot must keep the nose up but not too high .. He disables one of the plane’s safety features so that the computer wont speed up the slow moving plane , only now the captain sees a danger that threatens the lives of everyone onboard ; there’s a forest in the path of the plane. He selects the highest thrust setting and pulls back on the controls expecting the aircraft to pull up but the plain keeps dropping and the fuel ignites on impact The tape clearly shows the plane flying right at the trees at the end of the runway and doesn’t seem to be climbing at all but the cockpit recording showed that the crew had no idea of the obstacle ahead and they did try to pull the plane up. After checking the flight plan it showed that the minimum altitude air france had selected for the show was 100 feet which was a violation to national regulations it should had been 500 feet. The biometric altimeter which uses air pressure to meager the planes distance from the ground gave the pilot a false reading stating that the plane was at 100 feet while in fact it was at only 30 feet from the ground. The pilot had another radio digital altimeter but he claims it was difficult to read. A test flight was conducted to repeat every step the plane took before the crash. The major problem was a critical computer malfunction .. It was discovered that due to lack of air flow over the wings flying; slowly in a nose high position causes the plane to lose lift .. The plane’s computer was programmed to bring the plane’s nose down when it gets close to stalling. That caused the computer to override the captain’s command to lift the plane thinking that it was preventing the plane from stalling right before the forest and thinking that it was “landing” on the forest. The final report stated that the plane was too low .. Too slow and with not enough power.
- sara
- عائشة The pilot is convinced that there was a conspiracy to tamper with the plane’s black boxes to conceal problems with the fly by wire technology .the black boxes presented in court as evidence looked deferent from those retrieved from the scene of the crash they were old , dusty with chipped paint while the plane was new.
- رهام The accident and resulting fire killed 3 passengers. Of those three, one was an adult and the other two were young children. It is believed that the adult, a female, had attempted to rescue a trapped 7 year old girl. During the evacuation, people had pushed on the back of the girl's seat, and the seat folded over on the girl who became trapped by her own seat belt. The woman had attempted to free the young girl from her seat, and both died of smoke inhalation. The second child, a male, was found impaled through the chest by a piece of wreckage. Captain Asseline, First Officer Mazière, two Air France officials and the president of the flying club sponsoring the air show were all charged with involuntary manslaughter. قتل غير متعمد All 5 were found guilty.