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• Even after corrections, the program, called Minimum Safe Altitude Warning, has its flaws.
• The final report stated that the crew was inadvertently flying below the minimum safe altitude.
• Because of that error the plane descended more than 300 feet below the minimum safe altitude.
• Afraid of crashing, the commander flew the plane above the minimum safe altitude, making it vulnerable to missile attack.
• Only limited topographic information is found on IFR charts, although the minimum safe altitudes available on the routes are shown.
• ATC will assign altitudes in its initial clearance or amendments thereto, and navigational charts indicate minimum safe altitudes for airways.
• According to the reports, the radar system tracking the flight issued an alert, called a " minimum safe altitude warning ."
• ICAO Doc 4444 requires that radar systems should provide for the display of safety-related alerts including the presentation of minimum safe altitude warning.
• The excessive descent ( 3, 300 ft . / minute instead of 800 ft . / minute ) took the aircraft below its minimum safe altitude.
• Unlike the Minimum safe altitude used for IFR flight, the MEF "'does not "'include any margin for aircraft clearance "'above "'the terrain nor for altimeter error.
• However, it must be appreciated that the crew decided to descend only to the level officially designated as the minimum safe altitude in the area of the descent.
• For low-level flying, a document called the Aeronautical Publication 2 tells pilots that the minimum safe altitude over the Cavalese ski lift is 750 feet above the ground.
• The system, called Minimum Safe Altitude Warning, looks for planes that are too close to the ground or are likely to become too low in the next few minutes.
• The Kyrgyzstan government commission probe concluded crew members deviated from the approved flight route, didn't turn back when they encountered unsafe weather and flew below the minimum safe altitude.
• Maps of the area along with Mode C or S transponder elevations will allow Minimum Safe Altitude Warning ( MSAW ) systems to warn controllers of possible terrain conflicts.
• The system, called an FAA Radar Minimum Safe Altitude Warning, issues an alert to officials on the ground who then tell the pilot that the plane is flying too low.
• The system, called an FAA Radar Minimum Safe Altitude Warning, normally issues an alert if a jet is flying too low, and officials on the ground can then tell the pilot.
• Contributing to the accident was the Federal Aviation Administration s intentional inhibition of the minimum safe altitude warning system at Guam and the agency s failure to adequately manage the system.
• Robert E . Fulton, 60, of Newtown, Conn . was fined $ 100 for violating minimum safe altitude rules for aircraft under the New York State General Business Law, an unclassified misdemeanor.
• The system _ called an FAA Radar Minimum Safe Altitude Warning _ issues an alert to officials on the ground, who then tell the pilot that the plane is flying too low.