Epstein Secrets

Boris Nikolic< Subject: PARIS — French accident investigators announced on Friday that a detailed analysis of the crash of an Air France jet over the Atlantic Ocean two years ago appeared to support suggestions by outside experts that fundamental errors by the pilots caused the plane to stall and plummet 38,000

short of any final conclusions, which are not expected to be made public until early next year. But initial findings highlighted by investigators of the Bureau of Investigations and Analysis indicated that the two co-pilots in the cockpit of the Airbus A330-200 at the time the plane ran into trouble had never been trained to fly the air

s of the crash of an Air Fran=e <http://topics.nytimes.comit=p/reference/timestopics/organizations/a/air_france/index.html?inline=nyt=org> jet over the Atlantic Ocean two years ago appeared to support suggestions by outside experts that fundamental errors by the pilots caused the plane to stall and plummet 38,000

short of any final conclusions, which are not expected to be made public until early next year. But initial findings highlighted by investigators of the Bureau of Investigations and Analysis indicated that the two co-pilots in the cockpit of the Airbus A330-200 at the time the plane ran into trouble had never been trained to fly the airc

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short of any final conclusions, which are not expected to be made public until early next year. But initial findings highlighted by investigators of the Bureau of Investigations and Analysis indicated that the two co-pilots in the cockpit of the Airbus A330-200 at the time the plane ran into trouble had never been trained to fly the airc