Air France crash pilots' 'sequence of human errors'
The final report is due to be released into the crash of an Air France airliner in June 2009, which plunged into the Atlantic Ocean off Brazil, killing 228 people.
An interim report last year listed instrument problems, weaknesses with the pilots, and an issue with pilot training.
M R Hall is a novelist and screen writer and has carried out extensive research into the crash.
He told the Today programme about the "sequence of human errors" which contributed to the tragedy.
Most watched/listened
-
The 'ghost' tramway haunting Spain
-
Close up: Airbus A350 Rolls Royce engine
-
Footage shows family caught in protest
-
Self-obsessed Millennials having fun
-
Singapore gets new oil technology
-
President jokes with Belfast audience
-
Is it time to end affirmative action?
-
Protests spread throughout Brazil
-
Africa Beats - Krar Collective
-
Brazil prepares for World Cup
-
Electric bike takes to the skies
-
'Forgive me. Our sons were brainwashed'
-
Can Friends Reunited compete with Facebook?
-
Airbus A350: From factory to flight
-
From 'hoodlum' to ghetto photographer
~RS~q~RS~~RS~z~RS~09~RS~)
