NTSB: Pilots Relied on Automatic Speed Control
The NTSB says the pilots of Asiana Flight 214 relied on automatic speed control before Saturday's crash in San Francisco, and realized too late that they were flying too low and too slow. (July 9)
The NTSB says the pilots of Asiana Flight 214 relied on automatic speed control before Saturday's crash in San Francisco, and realized too late that they were flying too low and too slow. (July 9)
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