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School: Liberty University - Course: AVIA 300 - Subject: Accounting

This report discusses the July 6, 2013, accident involving a Boeing 777-200ER Asiana Airlines flight 214, Three of the 291 passengers were fatally injured; 40 passengers, 8 of the 12 flight attendants, and 1 of the 4 flight crewmembers received serious injuries. The other 248 passengers, 4 flight attendants, and 3 flight crewmembers received minor injuries or were not injured Pilot flying oAge 45 oATP license oMEL (Type rating/ Airbus A320 and Boeing 737, 747 and 777) oFirst class medical (Expiration 9/30/2014 Valid) oNO previous accidents o9,684 total hours (3,729 as pic) o33 hours of 777 FT. oBegan 777 flights 6/14/2013 o9.5 hours observer time The IP said the PF was not well organized or prepared, conducted inadequate briefings, poorly monitored the operation, and deviated from multiple standard operating procedures (SOP) Pilot Monitoring oAge 49 oATP license oMEL (Type rating/ Boeing 757,767,777) oFirst class medical ( Expiration 9/30/2013 valid) oNO previous accidents o12,307 total hours (9,045 as PIC) o3,208 hours in 777 Observer (relief FO ) oAge 40 oATP License oMEL (Type rating/ Airbus A320, Boeing 777) oFirst class medical (Expiration 7/31/2014 Valid) o4,557 total hours (1,445 PIC)

oTotal time in 777 of 715 hours Maintenance oFound a fault within the airplanes doors to do with the safety pins oFAA on 3/29/2013 came out with an AD for this specific problem among the Boeing 777,200LR, 600, And 777F. Simulation oMultiple simulations were conducted oConcluded that Asiana flight 214 had a sink rate greater than 1,000 fpm and did not meet the appropriate power setting guidance for flaps 30° with the gear down. oMultiple go around attends were done and "The simulation results indicated that the airplane had adequate performance capability to accomplish a go-around initiated 11 to 12 seconds before ground impact" Post-accident safety action oEnhanced flight free training and evaluation oStrengthen flight instructor training oEnhanced CRM training oOther measures