BEA Cites Controllers’ Surface Radar Use, Methods In Runway Incident
Lyon-Saint Exupery airport
Credit: Vinci Airports
LYON—As an Air Algérie-operated Boeing 737-800 was landing at Lyon Saint Exupéry airport in September 2002, a KLM Embraer E175 was taking off, creating an unsafe loss of separation that the airport’s air traffic controllers could have avoided with better procedures, training and use of the surface...
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