Tale of TK1951

May 10, 2010
The Dutch accident investigation report into the Feb. 25, 2009, crash of a Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800 (TK1951) on approach to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport has reaffirmed the initial conclusion that an altimeter fault led to the engine autothrottle reducing power to idle, from which crews were...

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