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An Airbus registered as XATUE plummeted in Monterrey on a stormy night.

On this occasion, the Take Off Simulations team sends a special greeting to:

Rich 1906
David Gonzalez Cruz
Carlos CMonsalvo
Marquitos
Gomelo67
Manuel Fernando Urbano
Matimax G
Miguel Angel Gonzalez
Miguel Alejandro

Thank you for supporting our work, your names remain as a tribute to this noble cause on the planes that represent our brand. If you want your name to appear on our plane, support us by donating Super Chat, Super Sticker, or Super Thanks, because...

Details are important, so... join me in this story.

STORY:

On April 13, 2010, AeroUnion Flight 302, an Airbus A300B4203F, prepared to fly from Mexico City to Los Angeles, with a layover in Monterrey. The weather conditions were adverse due to a developing storm. During the approach to Monterrey, the pilots faced issues, losing speed and making mistakes in the plane's configuration. After a missed approach, the plane entered into a stall and crashed near the airport, causing the death of the five crew members and two people on the ground. The accident was attributed to poor cockpit resource management and loss of situational awareness due to high workload and challenging weather conditions. The tilted stabilizer was not the determining cause of the accident. The Take Off Simulations team expresses their condolences to the families of the victims.