Le déroulé des 2 heures post incident vu de l'intérieur, c'est en Briton mais assez facile à lire.
Hallucinant le nombre de msg qu'ils ont eu à traiter tt en gérant les multiples alarmes durant l'orbite.
Mille bravos à cet équipage
http://www.aerosocietychannel.com/aeros ... e-cockpit/Edit : une partie intéressante de l'itw, à la question :
Going forward are there any recommendations for Qantas to modify its training, or Airbus to modify its training to perhaps generate these kind of ECAM messages in the sim?
La réponse à mettre en perspective avec 447:
"it's interesting you ask that question. We tried to recreate it in the sim and we can’t! I think it was just such an extraordinary day. Yes there are always lessons to be learnt, but training has been confirmed that we are training well. I’m sure Airbus will look back at its systems and there will probably be changes because, in our case, we had, as an example, messages that would say ‘aircraft CoG out of limits’ and was asking us to move fuel from horizontal stabiliser forward to bring it within limits and the next message would say the ‘THS transfer not available’. So one message contradicting another – that sort of thing, I’m sure would go back and be looked at. But at the end of the day common sense and airmanship takes over. We didn’t blindly follow the ECAMs. We looked at each one individually, analysed it, and either rejected it or actioned it as we thought we should