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The horrible concern remains that the horrific Air India Express crash in Mangalore that killed 158 people could have possibly been averted if the pilot had followed his co-pilot’s advice.
Transcripts show that co-pilot H S Ahluwalia repeatedly urged Captain Zlatko Glusica to go around.
