
World | FOCUS Oct 15, 2021
Out-of-practice airline pilots are making errors back in the air
by Angus Whitley and Anurag Kotoky
These potentially disastrous errors all took place in the U.S. in recent months as pilots returned to work.
Out-of-practice airline pilots are making errors back in the air
These potentially disastrous errors all took place in the U.S. in recent months as pilots returned to work.
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