AZAL awards pilots taken aircraft out of turbulence in Turkey 

AZAL awards pilots taken aircraft out of turbulence in Turkey  On August 11, the management of "Azerbaijan Airlines" (AZAL) met with the Airline's pilots, who demonstrated their professional skills in operating the aircraft in an area of heavy turbulence at an altitude of more than 10,000 meters, Report informs, refe
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August 11, 2021 14:14
AZAL awards pilots taken aircraft out of turbulence in Turkey 

On August 11, the management of "Azerbaijan Airlines" (AZAL) met with the Airline's pilots, who demonstrated their professional skills in operating the aircraft in an area of heavy turbulence at an altitude of more than 10,000 meters, Report informs, referring to AZAL.

To recap, on August 7, when flying from Istanbul to Baku, Azerbaijan Airlines' Airbus A320 ran into severe turbulence in the sky over Turkey.

The President of AZAL, Jahangir Asgarov, expressed his gratitude to pilots Emin Babayev, Elshan Sadikhbeyli and Mahammad Aliasgarov for the competent and appropriate actions when encountering severe turbulence and honored them with valuable gifts.

"The pilots took the aircraft out of the area of severe turbulence and brought the situation under control, further continuing the flight in the normal mode," said Asgarov.

According to him, the flag carrier of Azerbaijan has always attached importance to flight safety and professional training of the crew. The Airline's pilots are constantly trained on flight simulators which allow to work out the response capability of the crew when flying an aircraft in various flight conditions.

As noted by Jahangir Asgarov, turbulence is a frequent natural phenomenon that almost every civil aviation pilot encounters. Clear air turbulence (CAT) is impossible to predict. However, it poses no hazard to aircraft.

The flight crew also thanked the management of the Airline for the attention, noting that they will continue to improve their professional skills and ensure flight operating safety in the future.

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