Hi Tango,
Although i'm not sure about every aeroplane should have gone down (on the day of the accident there was extreme conditions - see first post) I am concerned about the 60km spread of debris. Once again I ask myself if 24 hours on the high seas could drift debris so far apart?
The French are sending two mini subs to the area to comb the sea floor to try and find the 'black boxes' and I think the US are offering to help also.
As for being lied to, well that's another question. It wouldn't be the first time and we could be forgiven in thinking there would be a next time.
Best regards,
Steve
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Originally Posted by Tango
No disrespect intended here...
Boeing<------------->AirBus Apples Oranges
Airplanes [big ones] ARE grounded... They Fly relative to the wind...
I guess we will see; what we will SEE....
So, every airplane in the area at 40,000 ft. should have gone down....
Sorry, I'll back out, let it alll play out... People, better start opening yor
EYE.....
Warning: Your going to be " Lied to..."
Trooly,
Tango
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