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This suggests the plane was not responding to pilots’ inputs and they were losing control of the aircraft, explains Quest.
GebreMariam said the flight data recorders "will be sent overseas," rather than being read in Ethiopia, which does not have the technical capability to do it. He did not say where, specifically, they would be read.
Pilots were aware of airworthiness directive issued after the Lion Air crash in October and had had additional training, he said.