Another Asian airliner goes missing.... Coincidence or?

[WiscWoody]

I know it early yet to jump to conclusion but now a Asian Air Airbus A320 goes missing. Like the Boeing 777 this plane is said to be very reliable but not infallible. Strange days these are, strange!

 

[Swedishchef]

Gotta feel bad for the families.

Sad tragedy.

Andrew

 

[WiscWoody]

Gotta feel bad for the families.

Sad tragedy.

Andrew

Yes! It sounds like the Airasian plane might have been in bad weather. And they are saying that they think it went down in fairly shallow waters.

 

[Swedishchef]

Yes! It sounds like the Airasian plane might have been in bad weather. And they are saying that they think it went down in fairly shallow waters.

Then it should be relatively easy to find the plane...hopefully.

 

[Fsappo]

I know statistics show flying is safer than driving, but for now, if I cant get there on 4 wheels, I don't go.

 

[johneh]

It's aliens I tell Yah!
and I have enough tin foil hats for all

On the serious side we are praying for the lost and left
May God be with them

 

[Swedishchef]

I am still trying to figure out why planes don't have any slight data recorders data streaming to satellites. The technology for a black box was designed over 40 years ago and we still use it today. The problem is that 40 years ago we weren't flying in the geopgraphical locations we are today, with the intense weather conditions of today, etc.

Time to change technology: start streaming data to a server somewhere so that in times like this there's multi million /billion dollar search and the families can have answers within 12 hours.

Andrew

 

[hossthehermit]

Resurgence of the "GLORIOUS DIVINE WIND" mentality ???????????