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Saturday, February 28. 2009

The anchorwoman in the news a few seconds ago: "Why did the turkish 737 crashed near Amsterdam? Even three days after the crash nobody knows something exact about the reasons". Even three days ???? Three days are nothing in such a situation. I assume the media will never learn that the inspection of crashes takes months at least. Of course it would be nice to have a easy reason as long as the crash news is still a halfway hot news ... but that isn´t the way things go ...

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in Aviation, English at 12:11 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)
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However, the most salient logical theory seems to be about a wake turbulence caused by the bigger plane that landed just ahead of the crashed plane. That there should have been more time between the two. I'm just beginning to see mentions of this theory and wonder why MSM hasn't yet. What you say is true but SOME things are known fairly quickly and serious ones should be reported before all the committees get done with their work.

#1 Neylan on 2009-02-28 16:20 (Reply)

I´m reading quite often the reports of flight accidents ... and really often the reasons are counterintuitive .... and often not the ones in speculation at the beginning. And why should they report about the stuff before all informations and theories are validates? Most people can´t even bring such informations into the right context ... and the reasons for a crash isn´t always that easy like searching for some feathers ...

#1.1 Joerg+M. (Homepage) on 2009-02-28 20:24 (Reply)

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