French prosecutor cites 'faulty sensors' in 2008 A320 crash, won't press charges
An inquiry by French prosecutors concluded that a combination of pilot error and faulty sensors caused an Air New Zealand A320 to crash into the Mediterranean Sea during a November 2008 test flight conducted by XL Airways pilots, killing all seven people aboard. Prosecutors determined that no...
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