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The final report attributed the accident primarily to this oversight, but also highlighted critical errors in judgment by both the captain and the first officer, who struggled in the heat of the moment to navigate the onslaught of conflicting systems. The report concluded with recommendations for pilots and airlines globally, emphasizing the need for enhanced training in managing such emergencies.
Aftermath and Legacy
The fallout from Aero Peru Flight 603 was severe: the airline declared bankruptcy in March 1999, while Boeing faced legal consequences for inadequate pilot training for emergencies of this nature. Compensations were paid to victims’ families, illustrating a broader narrative of accountability in the aviation industry.