[Velveeta]

This guy (Ashraf Hamid) happens to be a recent hire pilot for Flash Airlines, who happens to have trained in the U.S., and was on this doomed Egypt flight....??? It's a looooooong article, but highly interesting.


http://canada.com/national/story.asp?id=88CB82FC-FE21-4A71-973E-E31CD5435D23
....snipped...Ashraf Hamid was a dual Egyptian-Canadian citizen in his early 40s. He had lived with his father in Montreal in his mid-teens and graduated from Riverdale High School in Pierrefonds before going back to Egypt to live with his mother and study to be a pilot.

He was aboard Flash Airlines Flight FSH604 on Saturday - not piloting, but as part of a relief crew - when the 11-year-old Boeing 737 crashed in about 800 metres of water after leaving Sharm el-Shekh airport.

Yesterday, a Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs official visited Hamid's two Canadian-born daughters in Brampton, Ont. to tell them their father died and that they had been named in his will, said the pilot's father...
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[swarthyguy]

This guy (Ashraf Hamid) happens to be a recent hire pilot for Flash Airlines, who happens to have trained in the U.S., and was on this doomed Egypt flight.

Pong.

[Calpernia]

I just put Ashraf Hamid in as a search term on that Twexus site.

The search terms with this pic http://www.twexus.com/?f=inf&ino=404248-LDT , associated with Ashraf, has a bunch of names at the bottom.

The search terms associated with Hamid, http://www.twexus.com/?f=inf&ino=432745-BL has a woman laying on the floor? And look at the search terms below. Emirates Airlines?

[JustPiper]

I think your onto something here!

[freeperfromnj]

Thanks for another interesting post on the Red Sea crash. You've really been on top of this story today. It's frustrating that we can't get any open-minded discussion from any media outlet on this. It's as though it's been deliberatley blacked out. Normally, this would be such a high profile story because of the state of alert we are currently in and the security problems with international airlines. I just don't get it.