article_snippet: The pilots of the Delta plane that skidded off a runway at LaGuardia Airport last week during a snowstorm have told investigators that automatic systems designed to slow down the Delta plane were not working properly.
article_snippet: investigators said the Delta plane's automatic brakes were set to 'max,' but investigators did not sense any deceleration as the aircraft veered toward Flushing Bay, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
article_snippet: Pilots of a Delta flight that skidded of a runway at LaGuardia during a snowstorm last week (pictured) have told investigators the breaks were not working .
article_snippet: Delta Flight 1086 from Atlanta was carrying 127 passengers, including two lap children, plus five crew members, when Delta Flight 1086 from Atlanta slid off a runway at LaGuardia Airport Thursday and skidded about 2,000 feet along a normally grassy area alongside the runway that was covered in snow.
highlights_snippet: Pilots told the National Transporation Safety Board brakes were set to 'max'
  However Pilots did not sense any deceleration when the aircraft lost control .
  