Sala crash flight pilot flew too fast as he battled to avoid bad weather – investigators

The video discusses an aircraft accident investigation, highlighting the pilot's loss of control due to lack of licensing and possible carbon monoxide poisoning. It emphasizes the need for mandatory safety devices to detect carbon monoxide in aircraft cabins. The report includes recommendations for regulatory changes to prevent similar accidents. The crash analysis reveals the aircraft exceeded safe speed limits, underscoring the importance of adhering to manufacturer guidelines.

What were the two key factors identified in the investigation of the aircraft accident?

• Engine failure and bad weather conditions

• Pilot's lack of night flying license and carbon monoxide poisoning

• Bird strike and fuel shortage

• Pilot's inexperience and mechanical failure

Why is it crucial for pilots to have carbon monoxide warning devices in aircraft?

• To monitor fuel levels more accurately

• To detect carbon monoxide, which is odorless and dangerous

• To prevent unauthorized access to the cockpit

• To improve communication with air traffic control

What action is recommended to ensure the safety of aircraft regarding carbon monoxide?

• Reducing the number of night flights

• Mandating the use of parachutes for all passengers

• Installing mandatory carbon monoxide warning devices

• Increasing the number of flight attendants

How did the speed of the aircraft during the crash compare to the manufacturer's limits?

• It was within the recommended limits

• It was well in excess of the recommended limits

• It was below the recommended limits

• It was slightly above the recommended limits

What was the estimated speed of the aircraft when it crashed?

• 150 nautical miles an hour

• 300 nautical miles an hour

• 235-240 nautical miles an hour

• 200 nautical miles an hour