Turkish airlines flight 1951
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This document summarizes a May Day presentation about Turkish Airlines Flight 1951 that crashed near Amsterdam Airport on February 25, 2009. A Boeing 737 operating the flight crashed during approach, killing 9 of the 135 people on board. An investigation was led by the Dutch Safety Board with assistance from Turkish Airlines and authorities from other countries. The investigation found that a faulty radio altimeter, exacerbated by pilot errors, led to a stall during approach. In response, Boeing improved altitude measurement systems and warning systems, while aviation authorities improved pilot training on approaching stalls.
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- 1. May Day Presentation ENG 105 Lecturer: Ayfer Karaca Turkish Airlines Flight 1951 16.12.2014 Dora Akcan Kubilay Baran Yiğit Öztuna Eray Arkış
- 2. Outlines • Introduction (describing the event) • Investigation • Impact of the Disaster • Conclusion (opinion)
- 3. Introduction • Date: 25 February 2009 • Site:North of the Polderbaan runway (near Amsterdam Airport Schiphol) • Aircraft Type: Boeing 737 • Aircraft Name: Tekirdağ
- 4. • Operator: Turkish Airlines • Registration: TC-JGE • Flight Origin: Istanbul Atatürk Airport, Istanbul, Turkey • Destination: Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- 5. • Injuries (non-fatal): 86 (including 6 critical and 25 severe) • Fatalities: 9 • Survivors: 126
- 6. Nationality People Fatalities Netherlands 53 0 Turkey 51 (inc. 7 crew) 5 (inc. 4 crew) United States 7 4 United Kingdom 3 0 Germany 1 0 Bulgaria 1 0 Italy 1 0 Taiwan 1 0 Total 125 (inc. 7 crew) 9 (inc. 4 crew)
- 7. Flight • 128 Passengers • 7 Flight Crew • Instructor Captain Hasan Tahsin Arisan • Olcay Özgür, safety pilot • Murat Sezer, co-pilot under line training • The cabin crew :Figen Eren, Perihan Özden, Ulvi Murat Eskin and Yasemin Vural
- 8. Investigation 1-Led by the Dutch Safety Board 2-Turkish Airlines and a representative team of the American NTSB 3-The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch, and the French Bureau d'Enquêtes et d'Analyses pour la sécurité de l'Aviation Civile (BEA)
- 9. Important Details • Faulty radio altimeter, aggravated by pilot errors, stall
- 10. Impact • Dutch Safety Board has published a report of his research associate with the accident in May 2010 • According to this report , main reason showed that two height indicator had different values .
- 11. Technically • 1-Boeing improved the reliability of the height measuring system. • 2-US Federal Aviation Administration ( FAA) and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) improved radio altimes system for safety.Thus, they prevent unwanted situations like this. • 3- Boeing, FAA ve EASA developed audible/voice warning system during the low speed flight.
- 13. • Normally all of the types of the aircrafts have this system. For example ; If the aircraft approaches the minimum speed, warning goes to the crew. • ( GPWS ground proximity warning system )
- 14. Operational • Boeing reviewed ; Approach to stall system • This system include autothrottle and trimming • Turkish Civil Aviation , International Civil Aviation Association ( ICAO) , FAA and EASA changed their training which given to pilots about approach to stall.
- 15. CONCLUSİON