Video/Audio: San Francisco Asiana Boeing 777 air crash | Air Traffic ...

LiveATC.net and amateur video footage have captured the final approach of Asiana Airlines Flight 214.

Flight 214 from Seoul, South Korea with 307 people on board, including 16 crew members was on a direct flight and was landing on to runway 28L when it crashed at 11.28am on 6 July.

Listen: LiveATC.net audio View: Witness video (CNN) View: NTSB media briefing

Two people were killed in the crash, and 182 people were treated for moderate and minor injuries. Eight people were reported to be in a critical condition.

Flightglobal.com said the 2006-registered aircraft HL7742 had accumulated 35,700 hours on 5,185 cycles at 31 March. The 777-200ER, one of 12 in the Asiana fleet, was powered by Pratt & Whitney PW4090 engines.

Images show the aft fuselage and landing gear separated, leaving the main body of the fuselage lying about 20 metres (65.6 feet) off? runway 28L.

It reports that the debris field extends from the apron of the runway to the remains of the main fuselage and wings lying several hundred feet ahead of the runway numbers. Parts of the aircraft?s tail fin and horizontal stabilisers are scattered on the runway apron.

The National Transportation Safety Board said an initial analysis of the cockpit voice and flight data recorder indicated:

• The throttles were advanced a few seconds prior to impact and the engines appear to respond normally
• The data indicate that the throttles were at idle and the airspeed slowed below target approach speed during the approach.
• Call to go around made approximately 1.5-sec prior to impact
• Sound of stick shaker began approx. 4-sec prior to impact.
• Call to increase speed 7-sec prior to impact
• Target speed for the approach was 137 knots.
• The flight was cleared for the visual approach to RWY 28L, which was confirmed by the crew.

WSJ.com reports that an instrument landing system wasn?t operational at the time, and had been out of commission for weeks due to runway improvement work although a separate set of lights was functioning to warn pilots about approaches that were too high or too low to touch down safely.

? ? More: Aviation expert Scott Miller analyses air traffic control conversation with Asiana Airlines Flight 214. ABCNews: NTSB Deborah Hersman outlines investigation procedure WSJ: Popular Boeing 777 Has Had Strong Safety Record WSJ: Pilot Error Eyed in San Francisco Plane Crash Reuters: Pilot of crashed Asiana plane was in 777 training Flying Professors: What Happened to Asiana Airlines Flight 214? ? ?

Source: http://www.airtrafficmanagement.net/2013/07/video-asiana-air-crash/

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