[s21e2] - Ohyb Nebo Senzace

The crew was flying the approach much slower than the recommended speed while descending too steeply. They failed to level off at the minimum descent altitude, continuing to drop until they hit the stall point.

The first officer, who was flying the plane, had a history of poor performance and had been fired from a previous job for failing to meet training standards. The captain failed to properly supervise him or take control when the approach became unstable. [S21E2] Ohyb nebo senzace

The episode investigates the crash of , a British Aerospace BAe-125-700A that went down in Akron, Ohio, on November 10, 2015. The Incident The crew was flying the approach much slower

The investigation highlighted that the pilots were likely fatigued. Furthermore, Execuflight’s hiring practices and oversight were heavily criticized for allowing a pilot with known technical deficiencies to fly. The captain failed to properly supervise him or

The NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) investigation revealed a series of critical human and systemic errors:

The aircraft was slightly overweight, which decreased the margin for error during the slow-speed approach. Why the title "Ohyb nebo senzace"?

The title refers to the technical nature of the (aerodynamic stall characteristics) and the media/investigative "sensation" surrounding the blatant disregard for safety protocols by the charter company. It underscores the fine line between a routine flight and a disaster caused by cutting corners.