Originally Posted by SAT Lawyer
I don't think the cited article supports your conclusion.
To the contrary, it appears that the airport coding error was made by flight dispatch, not the pilots, who simply followed the erroneous flight plan.
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I don't have any conclusion . I don't know what happened .
I have read in other places that the pilots changed the flight plan themselves shortly before take-off ... that's what i have read in other places .. but once again I don't know what happened .
The problem is that the company involved , apparently don't want us to know what happened . That's all .
Also SAS hasn't provide an explanation to the "Smoke in the cabin" incident of July at BCN with several passengers intoxicated , and with an emergency exit .