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EX500rider

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6. I'd say some of the "criminal negligence" was on Ethiopian Airline for allowing a Co-pilot with 200 hrs to fly

Reply to PSPS (Reply #4)

Sat May 17, 2025, 11:24 AM

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Proper CRM would have saved the plane.

The first officer, Ahmednur Mohammed, aged 25, with 361 flight hours logged, including 207 hours on the Boeing 737.

The NTSB further detailed:
Appropriate crew management of the event, per the procedures that existed at the time, would have allowed the crew to recover the airplane even when faced with the uncommanded nose-down inputs.

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