Yemeni Airlines flight crashes in Indian Ocean,

Originally posted by ChemBreather
reply to post by Jessicamsa

 

Yes, and there will be more of them and more often.

Even small planes are going down, they are dropping like flies.
i'm sure there is just alot of planes in bad shape, nothing more than that.

I think that you are really on to something here.

The state of the world's economy is putting a lot of business owners in financial trouble and I fear that maintenance of planes,trains, and automobiles (among other modes of transport) is going to be overlooked more and more.

The longer it goes on, the more will be overlooked until some companies have very dangerous vehicles.

Don't see any answer to this problem at all.
If a person is struggling to stay afloat, they will cut corners.

Originally posted by tribewilder

Originally posted by ChemBreather
reply to post by Jessicamsa

 

Yes, and there will be more of them and more often.

Even small planes are going down, they are dropping like flies.
i'm sure there is just alot of planes in bad shape, nothing more than that.

I think that you are really on to something here.

Rubbish.

I just looked at the NTSB website. In May, 2005, there were a total of 201 reported accidents/incidents.

In May, 2009, there were 142.


Here, month by month synopses:
www.ntsb.gov...

Only the most sensational make World News headlines.

An update for you Asala,

The black box from the Airbus A310 operated by Yemenia Airlines that crashed on June 30 off the Comoros has been found.

Look like we may all finally find out what happend on that aircraft.