Murdoughnut
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It's obvious to me, there can be no more GA aviation ever, anywhere.
On the plus side, at least pilots would become more rare, and (you would think) salaries would go up.
It's obvious to me, there can be no more GA aviation ever, anywhere.
Even though it may have nothing to do with it, this adds to my thought that a parachut on an aircraft will make the pilot believe the aircraft is invincible.Cory Lidle said:The whole plane has a parachute on it. Ninety-nine percent of pilots that go up never have engine failure, and the 1 percent that do usually land it. But if you’re up in the air and something goes wrong, you pull that parachute, and the whole plane goes down slowly.
On the plus side, at least pilots would become more rare, and (you would think) salaries would go up.
I'm not sure how anyone can find out/say that the aircraft was registered to Cory Lidle when the event happened just an hour or two ago.
That's true, I just usually think that the n-number would be one of the first things to melt off.Well, they're at the wreckage . . . wouldn't be hard to figure out at that point.
NEW YORK -- A small plane piloted by New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle crashed into a 50-story condominium tower Wednesday on Manhattan's Upper East Side, raining flaming debris onto the sidewalks below and rattling New Yorkers' nerves five years after the Sept. 11 attack.
Lidle died in the crash.
The twin-engine plane came through a hazy, cloudy sky and hit the 20th floor of The Belaire -- a red-brick tower overlooking the East River, about five miles from the World Trade Center -- with a loud bang, touching off a raging fire that cast a pillar of black smoke over the city and sent flames shooting from four windows on two adjoining floors.
Well, they must be a nation-wide group: '"Fighters are airborne over numerous U.S. cities and while every indication is that this is an accident we see this as a prudent measure at this time," said Sgt. Claudette Hutchinson, a spokeswoman for the North American Aerospace Defense Command in Colorado Springs, Colo.'The FBI says there is no indication that the crash is terrorism-related.
A White House spokesman said they were not ruling out any theory.
who knew that the Yankees were a terrorist organization!?!![]()