Helios Crash Produces Extra Layer Of Pressurization Warnings
The investigation into the crash of a Helios Airways 737 in August 2005 spurred FAA to mandate changes in procedures for pre-flight set-up of the aircraft model's cabin pressurization system to ensure crews have the settings configured properly, and that they receive sufficient alerts if the...
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