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FN FAL said:Franklin also testified that he observed the engines on the Airbus 319 were off, another indication that the pilots were not in control of the aircraft, the defense argues.
Yes, they weren't in immediate control of the A/C, but they were in control of what happens with the A/C. Guilty as charged. They had every intention of flying that day. Once they enter the A/C for duty, they are in charge.
I remember reading an article about a drunk driver, who was pulled over on the side of the rode with his car off, getting arrested and convicted all because his keys were in the ignition. A little extreme, but it happens.