A trio of bungling pilots were blamed for killing 228 passengers on an Air France flight that crashed into Atlantic on a trip between Brazil and Paris.
Rookie pilot Cedric Bonin, 32, was the least experienced of the three-man crew - but was tasked with flying the Airbus 330 during one of the most trepidous parts of the journey.
Investigators later found that he had reacted incorrectly when the aircraft encountered a tropical storm.
