Analysis of Air France Flight 447 Accident: Aerospace Engineering
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This report provides a detailed analysis of the Air France Flight 447 accident, examining the causes, investigation, and impact on aviation safety. The report begins with an introduction to the flight, its passengers, and crew, followed by a description of the accident, highlighting the absence of a distress call and the sophisticated nature of the aircraft. The investigation's structure and findings are discussed, focusing on mechanical issues, particularly the malfunction of Pitot tubes due to ice crystal blockage, and the role of the computer system. The report also covers the accident's impact on civil aviation regulations, including the replacement of Pitot tubes. Furthermore, the report delves into the details of the aircraft's computer system, its components, and the reasons that led to failure, including weather conditions and human error. Finally, the report concludes with recommendations to improve system operation, emphasizing the importance of accurate Pitot tube placement, and the need to address human error and meteorological data in future accident prevention. References from David & Schraagen (2018) and Wise, Rio & Fedouach (2011) are included.
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