They were speaking with a guy in Comoros who said that the Yemeni planes were horrible, busted toilets, seats that moved and even air coming in between the parts of something (no idea how it could go to high altitude with some kind of breach like that).SplinterStrike wrote:
The surviving male toddler is now apparently a 14 year old girl...How does a reporter miss that one?
More survivors reported to have been found as well, including the Captain though authorities arent releasing any information at the moment. Poor weather affected the region at the time of the crash, with wind speeds up to 61 km/h and choppy seas, but still no calls on what caused the crash.
Granted, it is only a day old, but I'm wondering what brought this one down. Mechanical failure would be my guess over pilot error, considering the aircraft.
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2009/06/3 … an374.html
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Now thats mildly disturbing Ill.......just stick to the major carriers.M.O.A.B wrote:
They were speaking with a guy in Comoros who said that the Yemeni planes were horrible, busted toilets, seats that moved and even air coming in between the parts of something (no idea how it could go to high altitude with some kind of breach like that).SplinterStrike wrote:
The surviving male toddler is now apparently a 14 year old girl...How does a reporter miss that one?
More survivors reported to have been found as well, including the Captain though authorities arent releasing any information at the moment. Poor weather affected the region at the time of the crash, with wind speeds up to 61 km/h and choppy seas, but still no calls on what caused the crash.
Granted, it is only a day old, but I'm wondering what brought this one down. Mechanical failure would be my guess over pilot error, considering the aircraft.
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2009/06/3 … an374.html
News update: Black box located! Efforts are underway to recover it
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8127947.stm
Jeez...imagine being the one person to survive a plane crash like that?
I'd probably be saying my prayers every hour every day after that.
I'd probably be saying my prayers every hour every day after that.
you know what, fuck it.
i'm taking boats or walking from now on
i'm taking boats or walking from now on
lol.....krazed wrote:
you know what, fuck it.
i'm taking boats or walking from now on
you cant even use this as a reason for that.
Lacking maintenance is irrelevant. It clearly crashed because it was an Airbus.M.O.A.B wrote:
They were speaking with a guy in Comoros who said that the Yemeni planes were horrible, busted toilets, seats that moved and even air coming in between the parts of something (no idea how it could go to high altitude with some kind of breach like that).SplinterStrike wrote:
The surviving male toddler is now apparently a 14 year old girl...How does a reporter miss that one?
More survivors reported to have been found as well, including the Captain though authorities arent releasing any information at the moment. Poor weather affected the region at the time of the crash, with wind speeds up to 61 km/h and choppy seas, but still no calls on what caused the crash.
Granted, it is only a day old, but I'm wondering what brought this one down. Mechanical failure would be my guess over pilot error, considering the aircraft.
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2009/06/3 … an374.html
What else would it be? You can't trust them French.mikkel wrote:
Lacking maintenance is irrelevant. It clearly crashed because it was an Airbus.M.O.A.B wrote:
They were speaking with a guy in Comoros who said that the Yemeni planes were horrible, busted toilets, seats that moved and even air coming in between the parts of something (no idea how it could go to high altitude with some kind of breach like that).SplinterStrike wrote:
The surviving male toddler is now apparently a 14 year old girl...How does a reporter miss that one?
More survivors reported to have been found as well, including the Captain though authorities arent releasing any information at the moment. Poor weather affected the region at the time of the crash, with wind speeds up to 61 km/h and choppy seas, but still no calls on what caused the crash.
Granted, it is only a day old, but I'm wondering what brought this one down. Mechanical failure would be my guess over pilot error, considering the aircraft.
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2009/06/3 … an374.html
to disturb you a bit more, let me tell you that the temperature in the combustion chamber of a typical aero-engine is about twice that of the combustion chambers melting temperatureSplinterStrike wrote:
Now thats mildly disturbing Ill.......just stick to the major carriers.M.O.A.B wrote:
They were speaking with a guy in Comoros who said that the Yemeni planes were horrible, busted toilets, seats that moved and even air coming in between the parts of something (no idea how it could go to high altitude with some kind of breach like that).SplinterStrike wrote:
The surviving male toddler is now apparently a 14 year old girl...How does a reporter miss that one?
More survivors reported to have been found as well, including the Captain though authorities arent releasing any information at the moment. Poor weather affected the region at the time of the crash, with wind speeds up to 61 km/h and choppy seas, but still no calls on what caused the crash.
Granted, it is only a day old, but I'm wondering what brought this one down. Mechanical failure would be my guess over pilot error, considering the aircraft.
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2009/06/3 … an374.html
News update: Black box located! Efforts are underway to recover it
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8127947.stm
Dun worry, I use aero engines to get around for my jobtahadar wrote:
to disturb you a bit more, let me tell you that the temperature in the combustion chamber of a typical aero-engine is about twice that of the combustion chambers melting temperatureSplinterStrike wrote:
Now thats mildly disturbing Ill.......just stick to the major carriers.M.O.A.B wrote:
They were speaking with a guy in Comoros who said that the Yemeni planes were horrible, busted toilets, seats that moved and even air coming in between the parts of something (no idea how it could go to high altitude with some kind of breach like that).
News update: Black box located! Efforts are underway to recover it
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8127947.stm
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