XPost: alt.usenet.kooks, rec.aviation.piloting   
   From: AA@AA.AA   
      
   Eeyore  wrote in   
   news:48B5C602.987D63A9@hotmail.com:   
      
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   > Bertie the Bunyip wrote:   
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   >> Eeyore wrote   
   >> > Bert wrote:   
   >> >> Eeyore wrote:   
   >> >> >searcher wrote:   
   >> >> >   
   >> >> >> Whenever there is an air crash, investigators quickly go to the   
   >> >> >> crash site, to find out what caused the crash.   
   >> >> >> This KAL_007 Korean crash, KAL007 must be the first ever where   
   the   
   >> >> >> entire cause was announced within one day, without any wreckage   
   >> >> >> investigation!   
   >> >> >   
   >> >> >Well it was a bit bloody obvious, that's why !   
   >> >>   
   >> >> But... what happened looks exactly the same as what happened to   
   the   
   >> >> El Al 747 above Amsterdam a year later:   
   >> >>   
   >> >> "This ultimately caused - probably initiated by fatigue in the   
   >> >> inboard midspar fuse-pin - the no.3 pylon and engine to separate   
   from   
   >> >> the wing in such a way that the no.4 pylon and engine were torn   
   off".   
   >> >   
   >> > You're talking detail  rather than obvious initiating cause.   
   >>   
   >> KLike you'd know anything about it planespotter.   
   >   
   > Since you're such an expert, you can tell us all about it can't you ?   
      
   A lot more than you could.   
      
      
   Bertie   
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