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| | Chapter 3: HOW THE PLANES CRASH? Part 2 |
 | | Examining this conversation, American Airlines would argue that, if the pilots intended to bypass Tulua and fly direct to Rozo, their repeated efforts to locate the Tulua VOR are difficult to understand. |
 | | However, the court (abandoning, at this point, its prior claim that the pilots intended to fly to Tulua and basically ignoring the pilots' words and actions) would hold that a hypothesis about the pilots' intent to fly to Tulua would be largely incompatible with what was actually said and done in the cockpit. |
 | | Later on, examining this conversation, the court would note that it was implausible to suggest that, at this point, the pilots still had a reasonable basis to believe the aircraft was on course. |
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