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Iberia Flight 1456 was supposed to be a routine, one-hour night flight across Spain. But as the Airbus A320 approached Bilbao, a rare combination of severe turbulence, shifting winds, and unexpected flight-control behavior turned the final seconds into a struggle for control.
Both pilots pulled back to raise the nose — yet the aircraft didn’t respond.
Why did the A320 ignore their commands?
Why did the flight computer decide their inputs were “unsafe” at the worst possible moment?
And how did 143 people survive one of the most unusual automation-related incidents in Airbus history?
In this documentary, we break down:
• how Airbus fly-by-wire protections work
• what “dual input” means on the A320
• how wind shear affected the final approach
• the software logic that contributed to the event
• the system changes Airbus implemented afterward
A technical mystery, a dramatic landing, and a set of lessons that reshaped modern flight safety.