First airbus crash ?

[Gary Allan]

Originally Posted By: Steve S
Usually there are 3 crashes . Planes seem to crash in groups of 3 then no crashes the 3 crashes then no crashes then 3 crashes on an on. This is two lets see what if there will be a #3


Sometimes they double up. I recall a series of Liberian registry oil tankers that crashed in rapid succession in the 70's ..I thought it was 6 (all named Amago something or other).

aside from media focus ("Hey, we can tag this along with the other one! Start pulling up all the small plane crashes too!!") ..randoms .........sooner or later....group.

 

[moribundman]

Originally Posted By: Steve S
Even I make mistakes.


For now.

 

[Steve S]

I have the most faith in Commercial ex military pilots . many privat pilots aren't as well trained.Or as qualified,

 

[Steve S]

Originally Posted By: duaneb9729
wonder where those guys will work next?
EL AL

 

[rangerdood]

This is why I keep my feet firmly on the ground. I know the statistics of air crashes versus car crashes... but at least I'm in control of the vehicle.

 

[Gary Allan]

The statistic is flawed. Try plotting it per event. There will never be enough take offs and landings to match one day in the risks that you take in ground transportation. It's like comparing someone who cross a street once (carrying 400 lives in their pocket) vs. millions of people crossing streets daily. Which group is going to rack up more fatalities?