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Date 11:06 PM - Jun 04, 2009
First Name Badri Prakash
email badrio@gmail.com
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verY informative site for news purpose

Date 10:34 AM - Jun 04, 2009
First Name Vic & Julie
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Thanks for the great site. It would be interesting to know how many crash victims survived by cannibalism. A statistics on this will be welcome :)

Reply: Strange request but the only one I know of is 10/13/72 in the Andes mountains.

Date 08:15 AM - Jun 03, 2009
First Name Andy
email andyilsley@hotmail.com
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This is for Flora. My father was the co-pilot that day on your Loganair flight on June 12th, 1986.

Date 04:52 PM - Jun 02, 2009
First Name Ross
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Great website - I forward your address to all my friends just days before they fly :)

Date 10:45 PM - Jun 01, 2009
First Name May
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I am surprised at how many planes crash. One way to tell if a plane is flying straight without any instrument cues is to have a pencil hanging in the middle of the cockpit with a string. Gravity will always tell you the position of the plane. So simple. Please pass this along!

Date 09:10 PM - Jun 01, 2009
First Name belle
email wipadas@hotmail.com
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Hi, i found this website by chance coz i just got off a plane which went through a pretty bad turbulence and i was so scared. now that air france jet disappeared and they said it could be due to the turbulence and the lighting.... i just partly understand the fear those people must have had. this website is so cool and thank you very much for all the info.

Date 08:36 PM - Jun 01, 2009
First Name Anna
email mad4iscream@yahoo.com
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Im sorry I meant Rio de Janiero...not Sao Paulo. My Bad.

Date 08:29 PM - Jun 01, 2009
First Name Anna
email mad4iscream@yahoo.com
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Im send out my condolences to the Losses of todays Air France SaoPaulo/Paris Crash...I will pray for the survivors (IF any our found...hopefully there will be some.) and the relatives and friends of the people on the aircraft...this was an embarrassment on the pilot's part.

Date 03:50 PM - Jun 01, 2009
First Name Nic
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Plane crashes into portable toilets in Washington State

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8030826.stm

<quote>


A light aircraft has plunged into a storage area for portable toilets in the US.

Reports say that the engine cut out at around 150 feet and the pilot had to land short of the runway near Puyallup in Washington state.

The pilot of the single-engine Cessna was not injured in the crash, according to police.
<end quote> (source: BBC News)

I'm sure the pilot needed to use one after that.

Date 06:33 AM - Jun 01, 2009
First Name Zach
email zachary77z@aol.com
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An Air France A332 is down in the Atlantic either near Fernando de Noronha or Morocco.

228 aboard.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8076848.stm

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