Mesa Airlines Accident
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No--not FNGs at all.
Given the low prevailing winds and no significant weather, there are a variety of factors that can't be ruled out--none of us has any data on the mechanical state of the aircraft, the physiological condition of the crew, any human factors issues present, the CVR/FDR/FOQA data, etc..
It is extremely bad karma and extremely unprofessional to pass judgment on fellow pilots, especially when no one even knows what happened yet.
Given the low prevailing winds and no significant weather, there are a variety of factors that can't be ruled out--none of us has any data on the mechanical state of the aircraft, the physiological condition of the crew, any human factors issues present, the CVR/FDR/FOQA data, etc..
It is extremely bad karma and extremely unprofessional to pass judgment on fellow pilots, especially when no one even knows what happened yet.
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