The preliminary data of the crashed aircraft point to operational errors

Several San Francisco fire department officials and coroners said on the 7th that the landing of a Boeing 777 passenger plane by Asiana Airlines caused the death of two Chinese female citizens and found traces of ambulances rolling over one of them.

Asiana Airlines said on the 8th that the pilot of the crashed plane was flying the aircraft for the first time and arrived in San Francisco. Ms. Hessman, chairman of the Transportation Security Committee of the City of San Francisco, United States, read out some preliminary information obtained from the records of the black box. Among them was information that the speed of the plane when it landed was much lower than the allowed minimum speed. According to some media experts, the relevant experts said that the driver was the "intern" and that the driver was a mature captain. According to relevant information, the new captain of the Boeing 777 was more appropriate.

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A number of San Francisco fire department officials and coroners said on the 7th that the day before the landing of a Boeing 777 passenger plane by Asiana Airlines caused the death of two Chinese female citizens. One of them found traces of ambulances rolling over, and the fire department was The forensic office contacted to determine the cause of death. Wang Chuan, head of the news group of the Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles, said on the 8th that the Consulate General is also trying to contact several local agencies to confirm the news.

The spokesperson of the San Francisco Fire Department spokesperson Mindy Talmech said on the 7th: “A wound on the deceased person is in line with the traces rolled by the vehicle... Yesterday (6th) many departments (vehicles) were on site. ”

The San Francisco Chronicle quoted Johann Hayes White, the head of the San Francisco fire department, as saying that there were car rolling scars on the remains found on the side of the crashed aircraft. "Depending on the condition in which the wound was left, (the ambulance is being rolled over) this may happen. It may be caused by our vehicle or other vehicle."

The Forensic Robert Cooke of San Mateo County, United States, confirmed the statement of the fire department. Fu Keluo said that a 16-year-old girl who was killed in China may be knocked down by an ambulance on the runway. The forensic doctor will complete the autopsy report on the 8th local time and confirm whether the rolling of the vehicle is the direct cause of death of the girl or the "secondary event" of the girl after her death from the plane crash.

Asiana Airlines says the pilot is "trained"

According to South Korea’s “Central Daily” report, the accident is likely to be caused by internal training of Asiana Airlines, and the “intern” who only operated the aircraft for 43 hours was sitting on the captain’s seat and holding the control. Rod.

Asiana Airlines said on the 8th that the pilots of the crashed aircraft are undergoing transit flight training. When the accident occurred, it was the first time that the aircraft was flying to San Francisco.

A spokesman for Asiana Airlines said on the 8th: “This is the first time that Li Qiangguo has piloted the aircraft... He is training, even if the veteran (drives a new aircraft) needs training.”

The spokesperson said that Li Qiangguo is rich in experience. He had previously arrived in San Francisco on different planes including the Boeing 747 passenger plane. Another pilot, Li Zhengmin, who was on the same plane, had more experience in driving the Boeing 777.

Li Qiangguo has been working for Asiana Airlines since 1994 and has 9793 hours of flying experience, but only 43 hours driving a Boeing 777. Li Zhengmin has more than 12,000 hours of flying experience, driving a total of 3,220 hours of Boeing 777.

Han Yong, CEO of Hana, said earlier on the 7th: “At present, we have confirmed that there is no problem with this Boeing 777-200 passenger aircraft and engine.” He also ruled out the possibility of pilots’ misoperation and stated that all pilots of the company have rich experience. There are about 10,000 hours of flying experience.