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From the article: > "The seat movement caused the nose down" angle of the aircraft, the publication said, citing another anonymous source who added the possibi
by jfoster 3y ago
From the article:
> "The seat movement caused the nose down" angle of the aircraft, the publication said, citing another anonymous source who added the possibility of an electrical short was also under review.
Sounds like it may or may not be a short, but the fact that it might be possible is what I find concerning.