Bill: You obviously have no piloting or instructional experience. Since small planes have landing speeds close to average vehicle highway speeds these kind of emergency landings rarely result in any vehicle damage or injury. This pilot did a great job....

(Written on 2020/04/17)(Permalink)

Wonder how the Times "verified" this video? Not much there....

(Written on 2020/01/10)(Permalink)

Is everyone forgetting that the crew on the flight previous to the crash flight had the exact same issue and resolved it? If that does not point to pilot training I don't know what does.....

(Written on 2019/10/16)(Permalink)

Yet another Islamic fundamentalist attempting to destroy our society.....

(Written on 2019/09/13)(Permalink)

No one sees the potential danger here? How tolerant was everyone going to be?

(Written on 2019/08/30)(Permalink)

Retire? He should go to jail....

(Written on 2019/07/12)(Permalink)

Let's assume it is all true. What are the damages to customers? I don't recall a Southwest plane crashing. Like to or not that is how a court will look at the lawsuit.

(Written on 2019/07/12)(Permalink)

Everyone is dumping on Boeing and running to Airbus. Has everyone forgotten how a known pitot tube issues and associated flight control software brought down a huge plane and killed bunch of people? How soon we forget.....

(Written on 2019/07/05)(Permalink)

Everyone is dumping on Boeing and running to Airbus. Has everyone forgotten about Air France 66 where a known pitot tube issue & the associated software brought down a huge plane and killed a bunch of people? How soon we forget......

(Written on 2019/07/05)(Permalink)

The NTSB has already indicated that there were light winds and no storm activity that would have causes Atlas Air crash. In fact, a United flight overflew the crash site less than 6 minutes after the crash and reported :moderate chop at worse". The storms to which ATC was referring were more than 20 miles to the west of the crash site to the airport.

(Written on 2019/03/01)(Permalink)