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Old 08-04-2004, 11:49   #2
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Re: Helcopter blunder - why?

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Originally Posted by zoombini
WIth regards to the recent helicopter blunder (or not so recent as I have heard)
Does anyone know what it is that prevents these choppers fronm flying in the clouds?
From the BBC

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The Chinook helicopters could be a risk to fly in cloudy weather because the software which enables them to do this cannot be properly tested
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