Brazil lays some blame on U.S. pilots in collision

12 Dec 2008

A Brazilian report issued Wednesday on the collision of an American-owned business jet and a Brazilian Boeing 737 airliner over the Amazon in September 2006 put part of the blame on the American pilots for apparently turning off cockpit equipment meant to alert other planes to its presence. Full Story

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Brazil lays some blame on U.S. pilots in collision

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