Air Canada Has no Record of Esteban Santiago or Checked Guns on Any Flight

(Not sure if this has been posted or not)

Well, I know that twitter is not viewed exactly as a legitimate source by a lot of people, but this is coming straight from Air Canada's Twitter website.

Air Canada ‏@AirCanada Jan 6

We confirm we have no record of a passenger by the name Esteban Santiago, or checked guns, on any of our flights to Fort Lauderdale #FLL 5/5
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twitter.com...

Here is a partial screenshot of this announcement. I cropped and resized the image so the statement could be read.



How is it possible that they have no record of a Esteban Santiago, or any records of any checked guns on any of their flights to Fort Lauderdale?

how long before they take that down? We wouldnt want to be seen as helping fuel conspiracy theories right Air Canada? The pieces are starting to come together. His statements about the CIA and mind control.....his brother saying the gov failed him.....

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Could this be a major,,,,

"oops" occurrence.

bally

It wasn't an Air Canada flight

“The suspect did not fly from Canada and was not on a Canadian flight,” Christine Constantin, a spokeswoman for the embassy, said in a statement. “We understand from officials he was on a flight originating in Anchorage, transiting through Minneapolis and landing in Ft. Lauderdale. There is no Canadian connection.”

At Anchorage’s Ted Stevens International Airport, Police Chief Jesse Davis said Santiago, who traveled alone, flew from Anchorage to Minneapolis and from there to Fort Lauderdale. He checked in for Delta flight 1088 four hours before flight, Davis said.

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a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Might have something to do with him not travelling on Air Canada...or flying to Florida via Canada. At all.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

why is this relevant // newsworthy ?

originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

why is this relevant // newsworthy ?

Because it is an example of the Mandela Effect in action. An internet investigator assumed that the shooter must have flown on Air Canada because he came from Alaska, which, in their reality, is a part of Canada.

a reply to: DJW001

Wait,....Alaska is not part of Canada???


kidding.

Yeah, the guy did not fly Air Canada. A lot of scrambled facts from the media otherwise.

I think this event stinks.

OT , But no lie. My stepsister nearing her 30's realized Alaska was not an island and you can drive there, no joke an island. She thought that because it was alone on a map of the US, that it was an island like Hawaii. I found out from her posting her new knowledge on Facebook(she was proud of this), the comments were comedy gold.

a reply to: jappee

This is a problem with "instant media." There is pressure to report things as quickly as possible, making it difficult to check facts. As situations develop, assumptions and rumors circulate and are later retracted, providing fodder for the conspiracy mill.

a reply to: DJW001

wouldnt be super easy to manipulate this aspect of "instant media" by throwing out all kinds of contradictory information until the public doesnt care about details anymore only the final "official" narrative that wraps it all up neat and tidy with a bow?


if you can explain away all the information as it comes out as being the product of eager beaver media outlets trying to be first then you almost have to default to the official story right?

sounds good to me!

a reply to: tribal

wouldnt be super easy to manipulate this aspect of "instant media" by throwing out all kinds of contradictory information until the public doesnt care about details anymore only the final "official" narrative that wraps it all up neat and tidy with a bow?

That is exactly what the Russian state media does. "We may never know the truth."

How is it that people don't understand that only US airlines can fly domestic routes.

Origin: Anchorage, AK, USA
Layover: Minneapolis, MN, USA
Destination: Ft. Lauderdale, FL, USA

On domestic flights (both origin and destination cities are within the US) Air Canada *CANNOT* fly the route.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

A Broward County Commissioner did say that he was flying on Air Canada... then after Air Canada denied he was a passenger, it was corrected to Delta. He apparently flew from Anchorage to Minneapolis/St Paul, where he either had a layover or actually changed planes, then continued to Florida.

I can't find it now, but I did see one article show two Delta flight numbers -- the flight number from Anchorage to Minneapolis, and another flight number for Minneapolis to Ft Lauderdale.

I've read reports that his only luggage was the gun and ammo. I looked for any reports that he had a return ticket to Anchorage (or anywhere), but haven't seen anything. Maybe he was planning to be caught or killed and didn't have any other exit plan.

originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: tribal

wouldnt be super easy to manipulate this aspect of "instant media" by throwing out all kinds of contradictory information until the public doesnt care about details anymore only the final "official" narrative that wraps it all up neat and tidy with a bow?

That is exactly what the Russian state media does. "We may never know the truth."

I knew it was "The Russians" all along. And he would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for you meddling kids!

originally posted by: ArdentAngel
How is it that people don't understand that only US airlines can fly domestic routes.

Origin: Anchorage, AK, USA
Layover: Minneapolis, MN, USA
Destination: Ft. Lauderdale, FL, USA

On domestic flights (both origin and destination cities are within the US) Air Canada *CANNOT* fly the route.

It is, I think, not that they do not understand it. It is that does not know. For a European it seems weird - we let the consumers decide. I first encountered it when visiting Vietnam and thought it to be some remnant of its communist past. I never expected the U.S. aviation laws to be ruled with a similar iron fist.

But perhaps it is about to change: USAtoday

originally posted by: tribal
a reply to: DJW001

wouldnt be super easy to manipulate this aspect of "instant media" by throwing out all kinds of contradictory information until the public doesnt care about details anymore only the final "official" narrative that wraps it all up neat and tidy with a bow?


if you can explain away all the information as it comes out as being the product of eager beaver media outlets trying to be first then you almost have to default to the official story right?

sounds good to me!

U mean, like two shooters at newtown?!? Don don don!!!!

About air routes and rights



Freedoms of the air

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: tribal

wouldnt be super easy to manipulate this aspect of "instant media" by throwing out all kinds of contradictory information until the public doesnt care about details anymore only the final "official" narrative that wraps it all up neat and tidy with a bow?

That is exactly what the Russian state media does. "We may never know the truth."

I knew it was "The Russians" all along. And he would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for you meddling kids!

It's ALWAYS the pesky Russians, don't ya know...

There's a fair few things that are suspect about the shooter, but not being on air Canada is not one of them.

Seems to me it was an act of radical islamic terrorism. Well actually it doesn't seem like it, it was.
The fascinating, and important, part is how the shooter was radicalised by ISIS... it appears it may have been at the hands of US intelligence.

Right because he was never on an air Canada flight.

So no they wouldn't.

I thought this was determined yesterday.
We needed another thread?