On June 1, 2009, Air France Flight 447, an Airbus A330, tragically crashed into the Atlantic Ocean, resulting in the loss of all 228 lives on board. After a lengthy investigation, both Air France and Airbus were found guilty of corporate manslaughter on May 21, 2023. The disaster was triggered by a combination of technical failures and pilot errors, particularly the freezing of the aircraft's airspeed sensor due to icy conditions, which led to an autopilot disconnection four hours into the flight. As the plane began to stall, confusion ensued in the cockpit, with pilots unable to regain control. The final moments were captured in cockpit recordings, revealing the pilots' desperate attempts to manage the aircraft as it plummeted at a staggering rate of 11,000 feet per minute. The wreckage was located two years later, providing critical insights into the events leading up to the crash. The harrowing final words of the pilots encapsulate the chaos and fear experienced during those last moments.