Probe Into 2020 Incident Prompts Pilot-Training Changes At Air France

September 08, 2022
Air France aircraft in flight
French investigators raised concerns that Air France pilots are not sufficiently trained to follow the airline’s documented procedures.
Credit: Air France
Air France is expanding flight data sharing with its pilots and plans a comprehensive audit of its flight operations—changes prompted at least in part by criticism from French safety investigators who say the airline’s safety culture needs improvement. The moves were revealed in a recently released...

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