An Analysis of the Crash of Air France Flight 4590

Running at twice the speed of sound seems to be futuristic, but this feat was achieved by the world's only supersonic aircraft, Concorde, nearly 40 years ago. Concorde revolutionized the aviation industry by operating flights across the Atlantic within 4 hours. One of the most coveted aircraft at the time, this smooth and elegant aircraft has one of the most advanced technologies. However, when Air France's Flight 4590 was hit by a tragic disaster outside of Paris on July 25, 2000, it was all due to termination.

In July 2000, Air France's flight 4590 crashed near France in Paris. A piece of titanium fell off the bonnet of another aircraft and landed on the runway. A few minutes later, the strip broke one of the 4590 tires while taking off and the tank ruptured. 113 people died, litigation and criminal action lasted for many years. In January 2009, American Airlines flight 1549 flew to the Hudson River in New York. Immediately after takeoff, the Canadian goose group collided with the aircraft and stopped the two engines. The pilot also accepted the training of the glider pilot and successfully put the plane in the river and gave five serious injuries.

At the Charles de Gaulle airport near Paris on July 25, 2000, Air France issued a Concord accident at 4590, in which case titanium on the runway was taken about 4 minutes ago. Continental Airlines MacDonald Douglas This is a part of the thrust reverser that fell from DC-10. All 100 passengers aboard the plane, nine crew members and four crew members on the ground died. On 26th March 2007, Gates Leah Jet 36A (registration number N 527 PA) heard a big pop sound from Newport News / Williamsburg International Airport in Virginia. Take off was canceled and the crew controlled the "fish tail" and tried to operate a conical parachute. The parachute did not work, the rear jet ran off the runway, and the tire was blown up. Airport officials reported that rocks and metal pieces were seen on the runway after the accident. The National Traffic Safety Commission said the accident was caused by FOD on the runway.

In this article, we analyzed the performance of Air France after the AD 447 flight of French Airlines crashed in the Atlantic Ocean on June 1, 2009. The impressive value recovery of Air France shows that Air France is ready to cope with the collision crisis. Sensitive, caring, accurate and transparent communication: Air France recognizes the importance of losing loved ones, gives priority to them, and seeks to provide medical and psychological aid. At the same time, Air France showed sympathy and sympathy to the public through the media. In addition, Air France has done a good job by dealing with negative information on social media. These are likely to increase the reliability of Air France