Pilot errors led to fatal Taiwan TransAsia crash, probe finds
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THE TransAsia Airways Corp plane that crashed in Taipei last year went down after its pilots failed to take the right actions following a series of contributing factors including an engine fault, investigators found.
The many factors culminated in a stall-induced loss of control by the pilots, according to a final report on the crash issued on Thursday by the Taiwan Aviation Safety Council.
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