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A400M crash: Software glitch blamed for deadly Seville - TomoNews

Published June 15, 2015

Views 21.3K  |  Likes 74  |  Comments 19
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This video has 21.3K views and 74 likes, ranking #1,531,379 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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21,364

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74

Comments

19

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Total (all-time): $15 – $43

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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SEVILLE, SPAIN— The crash of an A400M Atlas transport plane in May this year was caused by the accidental deletion of crucial files during a software installation that caused three engines to fail, an investigation has concluded. The A400M is heavily computerized, with each of its four engines run individually by an E…

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June 15, 2015
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