More A330 woes

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Sounds like turbulence :rolleyes: - you have to wonder exactly what they mean by "until the crew could bring it under control" I mean, the thing was hardly in free fall as they seem to be implying.
 
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The Civil Aviation Authority of South Africa is currently investigating the incident on the Emirates Airbus A330-200, the same aircraft that was involved in the Air France AF447 crash into the Atlantic Ocean earlier in June this year.
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Ummm,I don't think so,the same type of aircraft maybe but not the same aircraft.:rolleyes:
 
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