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For every choice he had to make on the approach, he made the wrong one. He literally did everything wrong, and ignored every warning. It's almost inconceivable
by jaywalk 6y ago
For every choice he had to make on the approach, he made the wrong one. He literally did everything wrong, and ignored every warning.
It's almost inconceivable that someone could screw up as badly as he did.
- albntomat0 6y ago> For every choice he had to make on the approach, he made the wrong one. *As they did. 2 pilots, both ignored the warnings from the airplane, and the initial ones from the tower about approach speed and altitude.