Air France Flight 447 Crash: Causes & Investigation

The catastrophic loss of Air France Flight 447, an Airbus A330, in the Atlantic Ocean in 2009 resulted in the death of all 228 passengers and crew. The aircraft, en route from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, experienced a loss of contact. Subsequent investigation determined that the accident stemmed from a combination of factors, including the malfunction of Pitot tubes due to ice crystal formation, which led to inaccurate airspeed readings and pilot disorientation.

Investigation Findings

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Pitot Tube Malfunction

Details about the Pitot tube malfunction and its impact.

Pilot Disorientation

Details about pilot disorientation and contributing factors.

The Lasting Impact

Discuss the long-term consequences of the crash on aviation safety regulations and procedures.

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