British Airways jet 'seconds from disaster' after stalling 4,000ft over London
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For any non pilots in here: stalling is not ideal. Stalling at 4kft over a city center is super not ideal.
How did an A320 stall? AFIK half their systems have to break for that to be possible...
https://avherald.com/h?article=53bf00f5&opt=0
Air Data Reference failure that switched the aircraft from normal law to alternate law.
As for the stalls I don’t know.
It didn't stall, obviously, or else the headline would be different. The aircraft alerted the pilots with a stall warning twice and it's suspected that there was something faulty with the sensors of the aircraft.