http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/07/world/asia/malaysia-airlines-plane-missing/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
Probably not going to result in good news...
Probably not going to result in good news...
hope it ends well. but like you said, i will never set foot on an airplane.Gotta pray for them! This is why I do not fly.
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News is saying all are feared dead. Sad man. Infants were onboard. I've flown around the world, but I just can't do it anymore. My nerves are too bad.hope it ends well. but like you said, i will never set foot on an airplane.
True.Flying is still the safest motorized transportation known to man. We hear about plane crashes (which hopefully this is not, but little hope of that) because of the dramatic loss of a collection of lives, but every 2.5 days more people die in auto accidents in the US alone. It's estimated that 3,397 people die in auto accidents every day.
Flying is the safest thing going.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/missing-malaysia-airlines-flight-live-3219331An extraordinary story has just emerged from Italy in relation to missing flight MH 370.Luigi Maraldi, 37, from Cesena, was named as one of the passengers on board the plane.
However, reports in Italy have confirmed that he was NOT on board and that he had reported his passport stolen last August.
Mr Maraldi's parents have spoken to him in Thailand and he is 'fine', news agency ANSA reports.
The revelation suggests that one of the 227 passengers on board the missing flight was using a stolen passport.
The 12-mile oil slick discovered by the Vietnamese Navy is the first confirmed piece of evidence that flight MH370 may have crashed.
It was spotted during searches of the South China Sea earlier.
We're expecting another press conference shortly and hope to hear more then.
"Modern aircrafts are beautifully built and incredibly safe.
"If the engines were to fail because of some kind of interruption to the fuel flow, they can glide with no problems whatsoever for about 40 minutes at that height."Mr Learmount said the time which the Malaysia Airlines plane went missing may be significant.He said: "Between midnight and 2am you're not at a mental or physical performance high - you're at the lowest performance standard in the 24-hour cycle."The failure to locate the plane so far was not unusual, he added, with investigators taking two years to find the missing Air France 447 plane.However, Mr Learmount admitted he was "puzzled" why authorities had not divulged a more accurate location of where the aircraft went missing."They may not know precisely but they know pretty accurately," he said.
I was in a car once and the engine stalled... I survived rather easily.Flying is still the safest motorized transportation known to man. We hear about plane crashes (which hopefully this is not, but little hope of that) because of the dramatic loss of a collection of lives, but every 2.5 days more people die in auto accidents in the US alone. It's estimated that 3,397 people die in auto accidents every day.
Flying is the safest thing going.
Apparently an Austrian also had his passport stolen and was incorrectly listed as a passenger. Looking more and more like an act of terrorism.There's a story out now that an Italian national living in Malaysia had his passport stolen last November and that passport was used by one of the passengers of this flight....
Depends on how you chose to look at itFlying is the safest thing going.
You can come up with all sorts of fantastic 'what-ifs', but the numbers don't lie. You're far more likely to be killed in a car than in a plane.I was in a car once and the engine stalled... I survived rather easily.
If I had been in a plane and the engine stalled, I pretty sure I would not survive.
Only because there are far more cars.You can come up with all sorts of fantastic 'what-ifs', but the numbers don't lie. You're far more likely to be killed in a car than in a plane.
Hahahahahaand all are safer than women, but i digress.