German Airbus A320 Plane Crashes In French Alps

[i5_PRODUCER]

 

Bottom line is , you can never be 100% sure you'll make it to other end or not , is it worth the risk , nowadays?

 

Suppose the same logic can be applied to most things in life.

 

What do you mean is it worth the risk of flying nowadays, what days are these?

 

 

looking back @ that bit perhaps its a over the top but i dno it just seems like there's been a lot of plane incidents , to me anyways

 

I must be misinformed.

 

Regardless , i'm just taking the view from someone who doesn't know the statistics & all you see every few months is something about a plane.

[i5_PRODUCER]

 

That argument about " the chances of you going down bla bla bla " is 100% valid though.

 

i remember when my flight got canceled coming back from Portugal during the smoke in the clouds or whatever it was. flew back the next day.

 

pops was going mad that i left in the first place , handkerchief touched his forehead AT LEAST 100 times during my flight back.

 

//

 

Bottom line is , you can never be 100% sure you'll make it to other end or not , is it worth the risk , nowadays?

 

Suppose the same logic can be applied to most things in life.

 

Mate, just look at this:

http://uk.flightaware.com/live/

 

Realise how many planes are in the air at all times, and these are just the commercial ones.

 

It's very safe.

 

I do still take a deep breath when we prepare to land however..

 

 

Very safe? Can you say that with 100% confidence , no.

 

Could you say that to the families of the victims involved in this incident , no

 

I get what you're saying though and i don't need to be convinced as i will fly this year in fact. All i'm saying is ITS PEAK FOR AIRLINES RIGHT NOW.

[Fighting Weight]

 

 

That argument about " the chances of you going down bla bla bla " is 100% valid though.

 

i remember when my flight got canceled coming back from Portugal during the smoke in the clouds or whatever it was. flew back the next day.

 

pops was going mad that i left in the first place , handkerchief touched his forehead AT LEAST 100 times during my flight back.

 

//

 

Bottom line is , you can never be 100% sure you'll make it to other end or not , is it worth the risk , nowadays?

 

Suppose the same logic can be applied to most things in life.

 

Mate, just look at this:

http://uk.flightaware.com/live/

 

Realise how many planes are in the air at all times, and these are just the commercial ones.

 

It's very safe.

 

I do still take a deep breath when we prepare to land however..

 

 

Very safe? Can you say that with 100% confidence , no.

 

Could you say that to the families of the victims involved in this incident , no

 

1. Yes

 

2. Yes

 

Doesn't mean it isn't very safe

 

the statistical risk of death via a plane crash is incredibly small

 

Yeah, statistically, it is very safe

 

If I were to die in a plane crash tomorrow, it would still be very safe

[Yoshie]

 

 

That argument about " the chances of you going down bla bla bla " is 100% valid though.

 

i remember when my flight got canceled coming back from Portugal during the smoke in the clouds or whatever it was. flew back the next day.

 

pops was going mad that i left in the first place , handkerchief touched his forehead AT LEAST 100 times during my flight back.

 

//

 

Bottom line is , you can never be 100% sure you'll make it to other end or not , is it worth the risk , nowadays?

 

Suppose the same logic can be applied to most things in life.

 

Mate, just look at this:

http://uk.flightaware.com/live/

 

Realise how many planes are in the air at all times, and these are just the commercial ones.

 

It's very safe.

 

I do still take a deep breath when we prepare to land however..

 

 

Very safe? Can you say that with 100% confidence , no.

 

Could you say that to the families of the victims involved in this incident , no

 

I get what you're saying though and i don't need to be convinced as i will fly this year in fact. All i'm saying is ITS PEAK FOR AIRLINES RIGHT NOW.

 

 

Yes, it is very safe..

Isn't the stat, you're more likely dying in a car crash on the way to the airport that whilst on the plane.

[i5_PRODUCER]

 

 

 

That argument about " the chances of you going down bla bla bla " is 100% valid though.

 

i remember when my flight got canceled coming back from Portugal during the smoke in the clouds or whatever it was. flew back the next day.

 

pops was going mad that i left in the first place , handkerchief touched his forehead AT LEAST 100 times during my flight back.

 

//

 

Bottom line is , you can never be 100% sure you'll make it to other end or not , is it worth the risk , nowadays?

 

Suppose the same logic can be applied to most things in life.

 

Mate, just look at this:

http://uk.flightaware.com/live/

 

Realise how many planes are in the air at all times, and these are just the commercial ones.

 

It's very safe.

 

I do still take a deep breath when we prepare to land however..

 

 

Very safe? Can you say that with 100% confidence , no.

 

Could you say that to the families of the victims involved in this incident , no

 

1. Yes

 

2. Yes

 

Doesn't mean it isn't very safe

 

the statistical risk of death via a plane crash is incredibly small

 

Yeah, statistically, it is very safe

 

If I were to die in a plane crash tomorrow, it would still be very safe

 

 

 

Fair enough lads.

[Mame Biram Diouf]

Being in a car crash >>> Being in a plane crash

I'm sure we can all agree on that though

[Vertigo]

come on this guy is a blatant patsy

 

What would be the point? You think 'someone' wanted to kill someone on the plane?

[Yoshie]

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-32087203

 

 

Duesseldorf's University Hospital issued a statement (in German) saying Mr Lubitz had attended the hospital on 10 March and last month.

Adding that it had handed his medical records over to prosecutors, it said reports the co-pilot had been treated there for depression were incorrect.

Germany's Rheinischer Post newspaper, which spoke to the hospital, quoted its own unnamed sources as saying Mr Lubitz had been suffering from a physical, rather than a mental, illness.

[Supermalt]

Whole thing is just devilish

[Kuffir]

 

come on this guy is a blatant patsy

 

What would be the point? You think 'someone' wanted to kill someone on the plane?

 

not even

 

just that someone needs to take the blame for this shit and its easier to build up a "crazed co pilot" narrative with this guy not around to defend himself than it is to say germanwings/lufthansa flopped as a company or whatever

[The Infamous]

Was on a plane yday

I swear the left wing was shaking too much for my liking

Bismillah x 1727173173

[Heero Yuy]

 

 

come on this guy is a blatant patsy

 

What would be the point? You think 'someone' wanted to kill someone on the plane?

 

not even

 

just that someone needs to take the blame for this shit and its easier to build up a "crazed co pilot" narrative with this guy not around to defend himself than it is to say germanwings/lufthansa flopped as a company or whatever

 

 

There is some truth in that to an extent.

[Kuffir]

some truth ? to an extent ? lol alright

 

cant be believing these daemons willy nilly in 2015

from the jump some of the statements being dropped had alarm bells ringing

like bigs said politician police government me nah trust none of them boy there

[Heero Yuy]

some truth ? to an extent ? lol alright

 

cant be believing these daemons willy nilly in 2015

from the jump some of the statements being dropped had alarm bells ringing

like bigs said politician police government me nah trust none of them boy there

 

Not really sure what's to gain in this particular case tho.

 

Airline are obvs gonna be amping up the crazed pilot line, makes them look less responsible (i agree with you there). I don't know enough about the system to know if the Airline could've pulled this guy before it happened.

 

I'm assuming neither do you? so you can't really label him a patsy when there really may have been no way to stop this.

 

and the fact that it's happened before and been so rare suggests it's extremely difficult to do so.

 

The guy may not be around to defend himself but that voice recording is hard to deny.

[Kuffir]

 

some truth ? to an extent ? lol alright

 

cant be believing these daemons willy nilly in 2015

from the jump some of the statements being dropped had alarm bells ringing

like bigs said politician police government me nah trust none of them boy there

 

Not really sure what's to gain in this particular case tho.

 

saving face, thats it and thats more than enough tbh, ppl lie to save face all day

 

Airline are obvs gonna be amping up the crazed pilot line, makes them look less responsible (i agree with you there). I don't know enough about the system to know if the Airline could've pulled this guy before it happened.

 

I'm assuming neither do you? so you can't really label him a patsy when there really may have been no way to stop this.

if like you say there was no way to stop this then obvs its not right that theyre tryna put everything on the co pilot, thats why i called him a patsy

 

and the fact that it's happened before and been so rare suggests it's extremely difficult to do so.

 

The guy may not be around to defend himself but that voice recording is hard to deny.

haven't heard d voice recording whats the contents?

 

 

"the co pilot is not known to have a terrorist background"

"the attack is not believed to have been a terrorist act"

"the prosecutors are not calling this a suicide"

"the prosecutors are calling this deliberate"

"last plane check was in 2013"

"the co-pilot had treatments for mental health and relationship troubles"

 

to me its just a non aggressive smear job, alrede been said that that mental health thing was really a physical health so thats a blatant example, another is when reports were saying he was still breathing when the plane was going down indicating he was alive and therefore guilty, its not he cudnt have been having a panic attack/pissing his pants or w/e. it could mean one or the other but where we dont know exactly what happened them things are gonna be interpreted in whatever fuckery way they can be to you know line it up

 

like they aint really going in on him proper but enough to let you know this was entirely his fault

[Mame Biram Diouf]

29 November 2013;

LAM Mozambique Airlines Embraer 190; C9-EMC; flight 470; Bwabwata National Park, Namibia: The aircraft was on a scheduled international flight from Maputo, Mozambique to Luanda, Angola. While the aircraft was cruising at 38,000 feet, the captain apparently put the aircraft into a rapid descent, at one point triggering an overspeed warning. The aircraft crashed about seven minutes after the descent began. Reportedly, the first officer was outside of the cockpit and the cockpit voice recorder picked up the sound of the first officer apparently banging on the cockpit door and attempting regain entry. The captain, the other five crew members, and all 27 passengers were killed in the crash. 

 

 

Almost identical 

[Mame Biram Diouf]

29 June 2012; Tianjin Airlines; Embraer ERJ 190; B-3171; flight 7554; en route Hotan to Urumqi, China: The aircraft was on a scheduled domestic flight from Hotan to Urumqi, China, when three hijackers attempted to take over the aircraft. The hijackers reportedly carried explosives and attempted to break into the cockpit. The hijackers were subdued by passengers and crew members, and the aircraft returned to Hotan. Two of the three hijackers later died of injuries received during a fight with the crew and passengers. None of the the nine crew members or the 89 passengers were killed.

 

 

That's a mad story too

[Meticulous]

you know them crew members and passengers kicked the shit out of them hijackers

[Supermalt]

some truth ? to an extent ? lol alright

cant be believing these daemons willy nilly in 2015

from the jump some of the statements being dropped had alarm bells ringing

like bigs said politician police government me nah trust none of them boy there

Not really sure what's to gain in this particular case tho.

saving face, thats it and thats more than enough tbh, ppl lie to save face all day

Airline are obvs gonna be amping up the crazed pilot line, makes them look less responsible (i agree with you there). I don't know enough about the system to know if the Airline could've pulled this guy before it happened.

I'm assuming neither do you? so you can't really label him a patsy when there really may have been no way to stop this.

if like you say there was no way to stop this then obvs its not right that theyre tryna put everything on the co pilot, thats why i called him a patsy

and the fact that it's happened before and been so rare suggests it's extremely difficult to do so.

The guy may not be around to defend himself but that voice recording is hard to deny.

haven't heard d voice recording whats the contents?

"the co pilot is not known to have a terrorist background"

"the attack is not believed to have been a terrorist act"

"the prosecutors are not calling this a suicide"

"the prosecutors are calling this deliberate"

"last plane check was in 2013"

"the co-pilot had treatments for mental health and relationship troubles"

to me its just a non aggressive smear job, alrede been said that that mental health thing was really a physical health so thats a blatant example, another is when reports were saying he was still breathing when the plane was going down indicating he was alive and therefore guilty, its not he cudnt have been having a panic attack/pissing his pants or w/e. it could mean one or the other but where we dont know exactly what happened them things are gonna be interpreted in whatever f*ckery way they can be to you know line it up

like they aint really going in on him proper but enough to let you know this was entirely his fault

Fair points until you realise he locked the door so the other pilot couldnt get in

[time_bomb]

must be great being white, u can kill 140 people and have nice pics of u running marathons printed in the paper

 

poor deem had depression, we should of recognised his troubles and done more to help him

[Yoshie]

It's great pal

[NORA BATTY]

Fabulous... stop hatin tb cum across bare bitter an dull get a life ffs

[Meticulous]

he aint lyin tho

[NORA BATTY]

Lol really