originally published July 26, 2014
Sudden Resurgence of Passenger Airline Crashes?
There
have been numerous media analyses of three major crashes involving
passenger airplanes in recent weeks. 2014 has seen relatively few
passenger airplane crashes, which shows a positive progress in the area
of airline safety. Albeit, a marked upward incline in the number of
airplanes carrying many persons that have crashed, namely Flights
Malaysian MH17 into the Ukraine region, Air Algerie into Mali, and
TransAsia GE222 into Penghu Island, have sparked concern. There have
been a number of smaller airplanes that have also crashed recently.
Thereon,
might emerge a set of questions, which we seek the answers to. Amongst
these questions, might be, why are these crashes happening, and
happening now? Are there common denominators, and if so, what are they?
It
may be, that within these answers, includes, that there have been
changes to atmospheric conditions, and climates both weather and
political, of the earth, some of which might be very subtle, and in
terms of progress toward increased safety, are corresponding safety
precautions and requirements for safety standards.
Full story at: Concern about Resurgence of Airplane Crashes
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