Aviation Daily reports that the Gulf Air A320 that crashed on Aug. 23 while trying to land at Bahrain was being flown by the captain
Aviation Daily reports that the Gulf Air A320 that crashed on Aug. 23 while trying to land at Bahrain was being flown by the captain. According to the Bahrain transport ministry, the captain initiated a go-around and was cleared to climb to 2,500 ft. but only reached 9-deg. nose up rather than the...
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