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I am especially disturbed by this. Here is the article. Perhaps because I live so close to the airport?
Why were they cleared to land? It took me 90 minutes to get home last night and my commute is usually only 30-45 minutes at best. The roads were terrible.
Rest in peace, little boy. :(
That's the first thing I said as I watched the coverage on CNN last
night. I really didn't realize how small that airport was.(1 sq. mile )
I know it snowed so hard here during the storm, we had white-out
conditions. You couldn't see to walk, let alone drive. I feel so sorry
for the family in the car that was crushed. :(
I heard that at the time of clearance, conditions were okay, but a 'freak' heavy patch of snow started just as the plane was landing AND there was mechanical failure involved. The reverse thrusters were not working properly.
RIP little boy.
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Originally Posted by Lobodeb
Gravity and no where to refill the tanks are two thoughts that came to mind. :eek:
There are three airports within 10 miles of my house....one is a small airport two blocks away.....every few years we have one plane that hits the gravity thing and it makes you wonder..