VOICED: Respuestas para el vuelo 447

The Air France flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris in June 2009 crashed due to both technical and human errors. The French Civil Aviation Safety Investigation Authority reported that the crash was initiated by the freezing of the plane's speed sensors, leading to autopilot disconnection. The pilots, caught off guard, reacted incorrectly, causing the plane to ascend rapidly. The situation escalated quickly, resulting in the tragic loss of 228 lives. The investigation led to 41 safety recommendations for the airline and Airbus, though many victims' families were dissatisfied with the findings, which were released three years post-accident.

What was the initial technical issue that led to the Air France flight accident?

• Engine failure

• Navigation system error

• Freezing of speed sensors

• Fuel leakage

How did the pilots initially react to the autopilot disconnection?

• They reacted instinctively and excessively

• They immediately regained control

• They followed the correct procedures

• They calmly assessed the situation

What was the consequence of the pilots' excessive reaction?

• The plane descended rapidly

• The plane stabilized

• The plane maintained its altitude

• The plane began to ascend rapidly

How many people lost their lives in the Air France flight accident?

• 200

• 150

• 228

• 300

What was the response of the victims' families to the investigation's conclusions?

• They were satisfied with the findings

• They were unaware of the findings

• They were indifferent

• They were dissatisfied