Voice of America: Aviation Experts Question Whether Culture Had Role in Asiana Crash

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Aviation Experts Question Whether Culture Had Role in Asiana Crash Aug 15th 2013, 23:32, by webdesk@voanews.com (Carolyn Presutti) July 6, 2013.  San Francisco, California.  An Asiana Airlines captain flies the plane in for a visual approach, without automated control.  The National Transportation Safety Board's Deborah Hersman says it came in too low and too slow.    "About five seconds later and about three seconds before impact, there is a call for a go-around [aborted landing]. There is a second call for a go-around at 1.5 seconds prior to impact."   The 777 hits the seawall and crashes, ... Media files: 0D55432F-272E-4F6B-B5A0-A52620BA80EB_cx0_cy2_cw0_w800_r1.jpg (image/jpeg, 0 MB)

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