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Spanair Flight 5022

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angle to the right to 32 degrees. Immediately after this, he pushed the engines to full power and the pitch increased to 18 degrees. The aircraft impacted the ground just right of the runway with its tail section first, then its right wingtip and its right engine. The aircraft travelled on the ground, causing a few components to detach from the aircraft. The aircraft later lost contact with the ground when it jumped over an embankment. The landing gear and the engines detached from the aircraft and the plane continued sliding on the ground then colliding with another small embankment. In this impact the tail was torn off, the cockpit collapsed into the passenger area and the fuel leaked and ignited into a fireball. The aircraft was engulfed in flames and continued sliding on the ground until it reached De la Vega stream and collided with the riverbank. The fuselage was highly fragmented by the crash and had been damaged by the fire. The front third of the fuselage was on the stream bed, while the rear two-thirds were on the north side of the stream. The wings and the rear two-thirds of the fuselage were engulfed and destroyed by fire.
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should have prevented the crash failed to do so. The cockpit recordings revealed that the pilots omitted the "set and check the flap/slat lever and lights" item in the After Start checklist. In the Takeoff Imminent verification checklist the copilot had simply repeated the correct flap and slat position values without actually checking them, as shown by the physical evidence. All three safety barriers provided to avoid the takeoff in an inappropriate configuration were defeated: the configuration checklist, the confirm and verify checklist, and the Take-off Warning System (TOWS). The report also made a number of safety recommendations intended to prevent accidents like this from happening again.
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cruise speed – or would be were it not for the use of high-lift devices such as flaps and slats. For low-speed flight, the pilot alters the shape of the wing by deploying the flaps and slats. For take-off, this is done during the pre-takeoff checks, before entering the runway; on the MD-82, flaps and slats are controlled by a single lever on the cockpit's central console. The flaps are located at the trailing edge of the wings and, when deployed, extend backward and downward from the wing. The slats extend forward from the leading edge of the wing. The effect of both flaps and slats is to increase the surface area and "camber" of the wing, thereby increasing the amount of lift produced. See
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inhibiting TOWS when in the air. They theorised that a fault in this relay could explain both the overheating of the probe and why the flaps and slats alarm had not sounded. When the R2-5 relay was recovered from the wreckage it was subjected to detailed examination. Two stuck contacts within the relay were identified, which would explain the overheating both on the day of the accident and the intermittent incidents recorded over the previous few days. That fault, however, would not have affected the operation of the TOWS system, and no fault was found that would have affected TOWS.
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mode: Hudspeth found out during a 2-week investigation at Lanzarote that it is customary in normal maintenance routine to temporarily remove this circuit-breaker to engage flight mode, but the circuit-breaker is afterwards sometimes not replaced correctly. Because of the frequent handling of this circuit-breaker, it is also not easy to visually check that it is set properly. The CIAIAC team on the case of JK 5022 discounted this possibility because if the circuit-breaker had been left open it would also have affected the operation of the
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examination of the aircraft's maintenance logs showed that the thrust reverser on the right-side engine had been deactivated pending repair. It had been wired shut, and tape placed over the cockpit control to alert the crew. The MD-82 is permitted to fly with just one operable thrust reverser. Thirdly, the engine which had been pictured was the left engine, not the right one. The investigation concluded that the position of its thrust reverser was a result of the accident, not a cause of it.
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which had infected the airline's central computer system used to monitor technical problems with its aircraft may have resulted in a failure to raise an alarm over multiple problems with the aircraft. A judge ordered the airline to provide all the computer system's logs from the days before and after
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reported that the judge investigating the crash was to question three mechanics on suspicion of manslaughter. These were the head of maintenance for Spanair at Barajas and the two mechanics who checked the aircraft before take-off. On 19 September 2012 the criminal case against mechanic Felipe GarcĂ­a
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Just 3 seconds after liftoff the aircraft started shaking and banking to both sides. The stall warning horn activated as well as the synthetic voice. The first officer called in an interrogative tone an engine failure and reduced power on both engines, especially on the right one, increasing the bank
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suggested that during the flight preparation and takeoff attempts, the aircraft had some of its systems in flight mode rather than ground mode. Investigators noted that one particular ground-sensing relay (relay R2-5) was responsible for de-energizing the RAT probe heater when on the ground, and for
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allowed it to be left inoperative. On 22 August investigators interviewed the mechanic, who defended his action by saying that it had nothing to do with the crash. Spanair supported the mechanic's view that deactivation of the probe was an accepted procedure. Spanair stated that the problem detected
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The basic shape of all aircraft wings is designed for optimum speed and fuel-efficiency during cruise flight (at around 500mph/430 knots TAS in the MD-82). At lower speeds, such as those associated with take-offs and landings (typically 160mph), the lift generated by the wings is much less than at
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James W. Hudspeth, an investigator of a previous near accident (an MD-83, starting from Lanzarote) that was superficially similar, pointed out that the fuse of the so-called "left ground control relay" at position K-33 of the control panel might have been the actual culprit in the erroneous flight
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There was considerable interest in the faulty air temperature probe (the RAT sensor, located on the front of the aircraft near the cockpit) that initially caused the pilot to turn the aircraft back for maintenance before the second takeoff attempt. The mechanic simply deactivated the probe because
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On 17 August 2009, CIAIAC released an interim report on the incident. The interim report confirmed the preliminary report's conclusion that the crash was caused by an attempt to take off with the flaps and slats retracted, which constituted an improper configuration, and noted that safeguards that
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The crash threw some of the survivors clear of the wreckage and into a stream, lessening the severity of their burns. A 30-year-old woman with British and Spanish dual citizenship survived with a punctured lung and broken left arm but no burns, as she was thrown from row 6, still attached to her
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reported that the CVR showed that the pilot had said "Flaps OK, Slats OK" to the co-pilot. The article confirmed that the flaps had not been extended and that the alarm for that condition had not sounded. The final report concluded that the failure to deploy flaps was the cause of the accident.
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suddenly to the right. This theory fell apart for three reasons: firstly, aircraft engineer Alberto Garcia pointed out that the MD-82 has tail-mounted engines positioned close to each other and to the aircraft's longitudinal axis, so that any yaw from asymmetric thrust would be small. Secondly,
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Some early eye-witness accounts suggested that the aircraft suffered an engine fire or explosion before crashing, but the Spanish airport authority AENA released a video showing that the engines neither exploded nor caught fire during take-off. Manuel Bautista, Director General of Spain's civil
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Of the 172 on board, 146 perished in the crash or immediately after in the fire, including both pilots. Of the twenty-six passengers and crew rescued alive from the crash site, six died before arriving at hospital, and two more died in hospital, bringing the total number of fatalities to 154.
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The crew lost control of the aircraft as a result of a stall immediately after takeoff, which was caused by an incorrect configuration for take-off (i.e. not deploying the flaps and slats, following a series of errors and omissions), coupled with the absence of any warning of the incorrect
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on the first takeoff attempt was overheating caused by a temperature gauge's de-icing system, rather than a malfunction of the temperature gauge itself, and that since icing was not a risk on that flight, the de-icing system had been deactivated by the mechanic with the captain's approval.
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The maintenance logbook of the aircraft has comments, two days before the crash, for an "autoslats failure" visual alarm occurring on slats extension; however autoslats are not used on takeoff, and it cannot be inferred that the slats system had a defect.
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The crew did not recognise the indications of stall, and did not correct the situation after takeoff, and – by momentarily retarding the engine power and increasing the pitch angle – brought the aircraft closer to a stall
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or TOWS) that should have alerted the pilots that the aircraft was not correctly configured for take-off. However, the warning did not sound, and the pilots continued with the attempt. As the aircraft took off, it
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showed that the aircraft had taken off with flaps at 0°, and that the alarm for that abnormal takeoff configuration had not sounded. The report hinted at no other cause of the accident. Both the engines and
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The crew did not detect the configuration error because they did not properly use the checklists to select and check the position of the flaps and slats during flight preparation, specifically:
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and his supervisor, José Antonio Viñuela, who together faced 154 counts of involuntary manslaughter and 18 counts of injuries, was shelved, leaving the defunct airline to face civil charges.
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in the deployed position, and an early theory constructed in the media was that the thrust reverser of the No. 2 (right side) engine activated during the climb causing the aircraft to
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as required for takeoff. Without the use of these "high-lift" devices, the wings could not generate enough lift to keep the aircraft airborne. The MD-80 has a warning system (the
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The accident further worsened Spanair's already negative image at the time and exacerbated its financial difficulties. Spanair subsequently ceased operations on 27 January 2012.
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The absence of any warning of the incorrect take-off configuration because the TOWS did not work. It was not possible to determine conclusively why the TOWS system did not work.
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aviation authority, went as far as to state: "The engine is not the cause of the accident", surmising that a chain of events combining was more likely than a single cause.
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There were 166 passengers and six crew members on board, including the 39-year-old captain, Antonio Garcia Luna, and the 31-year-old first officer, Francisco Javier Mulet.
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Among the victims, there were 15 victims of other nationalities including Germany, France, Mauritania, Turkey, Bulgaria, Gambia, Italy, Indonesia, and Brazil.
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Fifty-nine minutes before the flight's second attempted take-off, the pilots had abandoned a departure because of excessive temperatures in the
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Most of the deceased and 16 of the survivors were Spanish nationals. Nineteen of the deceased and two survivors were of other nationalities.
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no visual inspection of the flaps and slats was carried out in execution of the "Final Items" step of the "Take Off Imminent" checklist.
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they did not cross-check the position of the lever and the state of the flaps/slats indicator lights during the "After Start" checklist;
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Inadequate crew resource management (CRM), which did not prevent the deviation from procedures and omissions in flight preparation.
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involving the McDonnell Douglas MD-80 series aircraft. It was Spain's deadliest accident since the 1983 crash of
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The accident occurred during the second attempt, at 14:24 local time, due to the pilot's failure to deploy the
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A preliminary report on the accident was released by CIAIAC on 6 October 2008. Information extracted from the
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over the aircraft's surfaces, is a more important measure for ensuring stable, safe flight. The aircraft's
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they failed to select the flaps/slats lever during the corresponding step in the "After Start" checklist;
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uses ram air temperature, also known as total air temperature, to help calculate the aircraft's
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system, and the CVR recording showed that the stall warning system was functioning normally.
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and impacted the terrain right of the runway strip, disintegrating and bursting into flames.
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Civil Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation Commission Safety Recommendation REC 0/19
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CIAIAC published a further progress note in August 2010, and its final report in July 2011.
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Leyden, John (20 August 2010). "Trojan-ridden warning system implicated in Spanair crash".
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Civil Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation Commission Preliminary Report A-32/2008
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Thrust reversers are normally employed just after touch down to reduce braking distances.
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Civil Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation Commission Interim Report A-032/2008
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Civil Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation Commission Progress Note A-032/2008
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Civil Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation Commission Final Report A-032/2008
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Civil Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation Commission Final Report A-032/2008
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they omitted the flaps/slats check on the 'Take Off Briefing' (taxi) checklist;
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List of aircraft accidents and incidents resulting in at least 50 fatalities
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The CIAIAC published its final report into the accident on 26 July 2011.
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reported that, as revealed in an internal report issued by Spanair,
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Accidents and incidents involving the McDonnell Douglas MD-82
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Civil Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation Commission
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The CIAIAC determined the following contributory factors:
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Memorial plaque commemorating the 154 victims of JK5022
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Photos of the crashed airliner from AirDisaster.com
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closely relates to indicated airspeed, for example.
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BBC News. 30 January 2012. 898:Northwest Airlines Flight 255 675:supported the investigation. 4296:August 2008 events in Europe 3970:Hewa Bora Airways Flight 122 3890:Polish Air Force C-295 crash 3449:Caspian Airlines Flight 6936 3364:2001 Linate Airport disaster 3239:Hewa Bora Airways Flight 122 3093:Eastern Air Lines Flight 494 2971:Eastern Air Lines Flight 212 2863:1970 Dominicana air disaster 2507:Spanair Last Official Notice 1969:Govan, Fiona (11 May 2010). 1411:. BBC News. 20 August 2008. 1296:Govan, Fiona (11 May 2010). 663:, the aircraft manufacturer 298:, Spain, with a stopover in 3433:Delta Air Lines Flight 1086 3332:Delta Air Lines Flight 1288 3170:Japan Air System Flight 451 3117:Garuda Indonesia Flight 035 3080:1983 Madrid runway disaster 3000:Southern Airways Flight 242 2921:Delta Air Lines Flight 9570 2884:Southern Airways Flight 932 2496:Current final report URLs: 2233:H. B. (15 September 2008). 1954:. France 24. 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BBC. 16 October 2008. 1704:15 February 2010 at the 1182:Flight Safety Foundation 302:that crashed just after 58:20 August 2008 4306:2008 disasters in Spain 3425:Air AlgĂ©rie Flight 5017 3210:Cebu Pacific Flight 387 2032:EL PAĂŤS English Edition 1882:. BBC. 22 August 2008. 1856:. CNN. 22 August 2008. 1490:. BBC. 21 August 2008. 1177:Aviation Safety Network 1020:. BBC. 23 August 2008. 642:seat, into the stream. 405:take-off warning system 324:McDonnell Douglas MD-82 140:McDonnell Douglas MD-82 4180:San Diego F/A-18 crash 3980:Kalitta Air Flight 207 3710:Madrid runway disaster 3340:Korean Air Flight 1533 2490:Spanair Flight JK 5022 1337:"Dos vidas en el aire" 727:cockpit voice recorder 719:Minimum Equipment List 434: 361: 308:Madrid-Barajas Airport 300:Madrid–Barajas Airport 214:Madrid–Barajas Airport 93:Madrid–Barajas Airport 18:Spanair Flight JK 5022 4080:AĂ©reo Ruta Maya crash 3764:Flightline Flight 101 3234:2006 Mexico drug bust 3109:AeromĂ©xico Flight 498 3072:Air Canada Flight 797 3056:AeromĂ©xico Flight 110 3048:AeromĂ©xico Flight 230 3008:Air Canada Flight 189 2955:AeromĂ©xico Flight 229 2492:at Wikimedia Commons 2286:. 16 September 2008. 2241:on 16 September 2008. 937:for more information. 432: 379:Prior to the accident 359: 3417:Dana Air Flight 0992 3401:Atlasjet Flight 4203 3024:Alitalia Flight 4128 2284:Flight International 2210:. 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Index

Spanair Flight JK 5022

Stalled
flaps
slats
Madrid–Barajas Airport
40°31′51″N 003°34′14″W / 40.53083°N 3.57056°W / 40.53083; -3.57056
McDonnell Douglas MD-82
Spanair
Registration
Barcelona–El Prat Airport
Madrid–Barajas Airport
Gran Canaria Airport
domestic passenger flight
Barcelona–El Prat Airport
Gran Canaria Airport
Madrid–Barajas Airport
take-off
Madrid-Barajas Airport
Gran Canaria Airport
CEST
UTC
McDonnell Douglas MD-82
Spanair
SAS Group
hull loss
Avianca Flight 011

Korean Air
ram air temperature

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