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At about 7,000 feet, the dive begins, with 'the speed alarm you can hear clicking' meaning 'the aircraft's exceeding the being never exceed speed.' The second pilot, 'on silent' to protect identity, shows a similar process: planes dive to lose altitude and make a last-minute turn about a mile from the tower, and the turn starts but the plane 'narrowly misses the tower.' This indicates a 'combination of momentum and controllability problems' as a 500-knot recovery out of a dive must turn through 'three or four degrees' with little time to react. It requires 'a lot of precision, very precise timing and judgment.' The plane must be 'put into the right level of bank' and 'pull back' in order to make that turn. If it's 'a couple of seconds too late' or 'insufficient role is put into the control inputs,' you're going to miss a towel.