Re: from mr bret
Posted by
Cape_Fear_NC on 6/6/2009, 9:37 pm
Bobbi...did you get a labotomy recently and not tell anyone?
"Whose plane?" "A mysterious area" etc. --- yikes!
FWIW, Commercial airliners fly in restricted pathways; similar to automobiles on surface interstate highways. Most of the sky is empty of commercial traffic. It's the same old airplanes flying the same old highways in the sky.
The only thing that changes is the weather.
The only "urgency" in knowing what happened is to gain knowledge so it won't happen again. But as with all airliner crashes, this takes time!
If per chance it was a bomb onboard or a terrorist act - then there's little if anything to be learned. That can happen to ANY airliner.
What's driving the engineers and scientists crazy is "why did it happened in mid-flight"; the least likely time for an air disaster.
In due time, we'll all know - and the change in our private lives will be negligible if anything. I would suggest no matter what the cause - it won't stop you, me, or anyone else from boarding a plane.
Right?
Waiting for your NC arrival,
Tim
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