Warning systems failed on both an executive jet and a commercial airliner before the two planes collided in September and the larger plane crashed, killing 154 people in Brazil’s worst air disaster, an Air Force investigator said Thursday. The executive jet also was flying 1,000 feet off its original flight plan, putting it on a collision course with the airliner, Col. Rufino Antonio da Silva Ferreira said at a news conference. Full Story
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