U.S. hearing to probe autopilot reliance in Asiana crash
December 10, 2013, 1:27 am EST
U.S. safety investigators are looking closely at whether an over-reliance on autopilot systems in modern aircraft has degraded human flying skills, increasing the risk of accidents.At a two-day hearing that starts on Tuesday, the National Transportation Safety Board will...
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U.S. launches Spanish-language healthcare website
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