TAM reverses thrust reverser policy; aircraft landing at Congonhas must have both activated
TAM told a Brazilian congressional panel holding hearings on last month's A320 crash that it no longer allows aircraft to land at Sao Paulo Congonhas or Rio de Janeiro Santos Dumont without both thrust reversers activated, a change in policy put in place after the accident. The airline has admitted...
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