Danger Lurks in Non-Routine Flights
Just three days before Christmas 1996, an Airborne Express flight crew was performing a Functional Evaluation Flight on a DC-8 that had just undergone some major maintenance. The formal PIC occupied the right seat; the pilot-flying was in the left. In addition to the flight engineer, there were...
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