Spain's top aviation official said that a glitch in an air temperature gauge that forced a Madrid jetliner to abandon its first takeoff attempt an hour before it crashed should be closely examined to see if it contributed to the accident.
In an interview with The Associated Press on Friday, Civil Aviation chief Manuel Bautista said a combination of failures _ either technical, human or both _ likely caused Wednesday's crash, which killed 153 people, many of them children and families on vacation. Nineteen people survived.
Aviation experts have described the air gauge problem as a relatively minor thing unlikely to have caused the crash. But Bautista would …
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