On Mar 9th 2016 the SHK conducted a press conference introducing a preliminary report (The Aviation Herald later succeeded in receiving the report) to Swedish Media. Swedish Media are reporting that according to the investigator in charge the IRS (Inertial Reference System) data recorded on the flight data recorder do not match the accident flight - the investigation therefore is looking into what data the crew actually received exploring a possible theory that the crew might have received erroneous data prompting them to disconnect the autopilot. An expletive can be heard on the cockpit voice recorder after the autopilot was disconnected. 16 seconds later the distress call was made, after another 17 seconds the aircraft reached the highest recorded speed of 950kph (512 knots), the engines reduced to idle thrust, and the aircraft impacted ground at about that speed (508 knots last recorded speed) 80 seconds after the aircraft departed controlled flight. The investigation is ongoing, a final report is estimated by December 2016.
http://avherald.com/h?article=4920a18a&opt=0
Interim Statement:
http://www.havkom.se/assets/reports/SRL-2016_01e.pdf
Das wäre göttlich, wenn es endlich vorbei wäre..
TXL.
