Another A330 crash; this time in Libya
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#14
I love how those guys at PPrune go straight into accident speculation from the first post.
That said, there is always a lot of information there, many times from those intimate with the details.
But remember it is a rumor network. Not like here, where everything is factual. Take it with a pinch of salt.
#15
I may take some flack for this, but I have to say it, ahhhh......what? How do you know? This was a scheduled revenue flight that could have had anyone on it, to include the CEO (although Afriqiyah is a Libyan government entity) and any members of his family. It's not like this was humanitarian food drop into Tora Bora that only contained the Crew. Help me out with this one....
#16
Is your contention that APC or FlightInfo members don't do the exact same thing here in the colonies???
#17
I may take some flack for this, but I have to say it, ahhhh......what? How do you know? This was a scheduled revenue flight that could have had anyone on it, to include the CEO (although Afriqiyah is a Libyan government entity) and any members of his family. It's not like this was humanitarian food drop into Tora Bora that only contained the Crew. Help me out with this one....
The old saying comes to mind. Surgeons bury their mistakes and pilots are buried by their mistakes.
#19
Yeah allright, fair enough. And I agree 100%, but when you say that you won't find any CEO's in the wreckage, you leave yourself open to the possibillity that, yeah, there might have been. Along with plumbers, doctors, teachers, cops, you get the picture. And they were also buried by a mistake (not guessing, just saying).
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