Stall

The stall warning activates.

Yes, and in an Airbus cockpit, the stall warning is impossible to ignore.

It is a synthetic voice forcefully calling out, "Stall, stall," accompanied by this loud synthetic cricket sound.

It is designed to cut through confusion and demand immediate action.

And the universal non-negotiable action to recover from an aerodynamic stall is to push the nose down.

Yeah.

The pilot does the completely wrong thing by pulling the nose up, and the plane rewards him by turning off the terrifying alarm.

But if he does the right thing, the scientifically correct thing, and pushes the nose down to save their lives, the plane punishes him by screaming, "Stall, stall," in his ear.