I'm surprised that passengers didn't open the over wing exits on the left side of the plane.

(Written on 2016年 06月 27日)(Permalink)

...first words the pilots says after landing was "Sorry for that landing folks...

(Written on 2016年 06月 06日)(Permalink)

Would a rudder hard over exhibit the same flight path?

(Written on 2016年 05月 20日)(Permalink)

isn't that the normal way it's always done?

(Written on 2016年 01月 09日)(Permalink)

These never get old. Would like to hear the comms though

(Written on 2016年 01月 04日)(Permalink)

A rising tide raises all boats.

(Written on 2016年 01月 02日)(Permalink)

(Duplicate Squawk Submitted) Russian Airbus 321 goes down over the Sinai Report states was at altitude when contact was lost http://www.cnn.com/2015/10/31/middleeast/egypt-plane-crash/

(Written on 2015年 10月 31日)(Permalink)

Karma

(Written on 2015年 03月 03日)(Permalink)

Oh my goodness. Yes I should have stated absolutely no flotsam found... ...and understanding the southern oceans, it's currents and the near total lack of any shipping and flight (easy now I'm talking comparatively - usually only a handful of each a year) if it went down far enough south, anything float could take hundreds of years before anything washed up.

(Written on 2015年 02月 24日)(Permalink)

I'm just flabbergasted that there is absolutely no flotsam. Think about it, small scraps of stuff are still washing up on the west coast from the Japan earthquake. It must be far enough south that the currents never bring it to shore or something.

(Written on 2015年 02月 23日)(Permalink)