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The aircraft began to bank sharply to the left, losing altitude rapidly. The first officer, startled by the sudden tilt, took corrective action but subsequently overcorrected, causing the plane to climb sharply and lose speed. The captain's commands were either misunderstood or confused under the pressure, and within moments, the aircraft was spiraling toward disaster.

The Crash: A Descent into Tragedy

What followed was a harrowing and chaotic three-and-a-half minutes. As the aircraft entered an aerodynamic stall, alarms blared incessantly, and the cockpit was filled with confusion. Despite the captains' attempts to regain control, the destructive combination of rapid ascent, loss of speed, and conflicting pilot inputs led to a complete failure to stabilize the aircraft.