A New Problem with Boeing or an Isolated Incident? (audio)

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The recording and story from Air Live between the tower and Air France flight 011 flying from JFK to Paris and having problems on approach is disturbing to say the least.

The full story is here:

Pilots of AF11 had a serious issue with commands on final approach to Paris

The most disturbing part is when this flashed up:

Check out the audio here:

Hopefully this is not indicative of a new or “old” sensor problem or software update that caused the plane to go haywire on approach. Either way if the investigation does turn up a new issue, this will not have a good result for a company already under duress for its prior manufacturing and engineering failures.

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