BA incident re Madrid landing
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at 07:28 by BA744fan.
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SimonS1ParticipantToday’s Express (makes a change it’s not the Mail).
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/473941/British-Airways-steward-s-death-is-linked-to-horror-landing
4 May 2014
at 08:19
LuganoPirateParticipantInteresting article Simon. Hard, or positive landings as I like to call them, are nothing new and I’ve been through many of them, not to mention very hairy landings due to wind, bad weather or icy runways, including a couple where the baggage locker has dropped open without any problem, except perhaps a raised heartbeat!
However I find it strange there are no reports of passenger injuries, or of those on the flight deck, only those of the cabin crew. I wonder what the agenda is here?
4 May 2014
at 08:38
1nfrequentParticipantDefinitely an agenda there. The death occurred a month afterwards and a helluva lot can happen in 4 weeks. There’s nothing in that article that points to a concrete link, just speculation.
About the normal journalistic standards of the Express, methinks.
1F
4 May 2014
at 17:56
LuganoPirateParticipantDaily Mail has picked up on this story now. Not that they add anything to it except he was found on Hythe beach where my sister lives!!!
Well she doesn’t live on the beach, but in a house close by!
4 May 2014
at 22:38
esselleParticipantI am struggling a bit with this story; seemingly no “Brace” instruction given, but all eight crew members did, seemingly no passengers injured yet all eight crew members signed off sick, and seemingly the aircraft carried on normal operations post the landing.
Does this make any sense?
5 May 2014
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