One Boeing flight flying over the station, the reason is ...

On August 19, a reporter from Nandu learned that on August 15th local time, a flight from ET-343, an ET-343 flight from the Sudan capital to Kamemmsmum to the capital of Ethiopia. Because the two pilots were asleep, the plane was on The 37000 -foot (about 11000 meters) cruise heights passed the destination. Subsequently, the alarm of the aircraft's self -driving instrument awakened the pilot. After the pilot started the decline mode, the plane finally landed safely.

Nandu reporters noticed that some people in the industry pointed out that this incident or was related to the fatigue driving of pilots. Internationally, pilots fell asleep on their way on their way, and it was not the first time that they had lost contact with the ground.

According to several media reports, on August 15th local time, a flight ET-343, an ET-343 flight from a Sudan capital to Katmmsmum, to the capital of Ethiopia. After the drop at the apex. It is reported that the incident was asleep because two pilots fell asleep.

The air traffic controller has tried to contact the crew many times and failed to succeed. After flying over the airport runway at a cruise height, the aircraft's autonomous driving instrument opened the link. The alarm woke up the pilot. The pilot then started the decline mode and the plane finally landed safely.

According to Fei Changzhun APP, the aircraft carrying the flight was Boeing 737-800, 11.8 years old, and took off at 3:27 on August 15th local time. Nandu reporters inquired about the flight trajectory of the flight and found that the aircraft was maintaining a cruise height of 37,000 feet (about 11,000 meters) across the destination shortly after the destination, and immediately reverse to the destination, and at the continuous decline to Asia Babei, Asia Belish It hovered over the bus and finally landed at 6:15 local time.

A British aviation analyst pointed out that the incident or was related to the fatigue driving of the pilot. It stated that "pilot fatigue driving is not new, and this phenomenon continues to pose the most significant threat to aviation security internationally."

The pilots fell asleep on their way on their way, and it was not the first time that they had lost contact with the ground. On April 30, local time, a flight from the Italian ITA Airlines from the Kennedy International Airport in New York, USA. Because two pilots fell asleep, they lost contact with air traffic controller for about 10 minutes. Fortunately, the plane eventually landed safely safely. At destination airport.

Source: Southern Metropolis Daily/He Jiahui

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