Plane Crashes in Lexington

WTVQ 36 Lexington ^ | August 27, 2006 | Jon Sasser

[Carolinamom]

Good news about your friend. Amen to your prayers for all those who were onboard.

[csvset]

If the eyewitness is correct about the boom before the flash of light, that's disturbing.

I'm speculating here... Perhaps they hit some power lines?

[Carolinamom]

Makes sense. I hope that's the case.

[YaYa123]

Excellent reporting. thank you

[Malsua]

If the eyewitness is correct about the boom before the flash of light, that's disturbing.

Definately disturbing.

[SLB]

Louisville TV, Channel 32, is saying all 51 on board are dead.

[cll]

This article is old, but still relevant"

Windshear:

http://oea.larc.nasa.gov/PAIS/Windshear.html

[Carolinamom]

FNC now announcing that ALL onboard were killed...47 passengers and 3 crew members. So sad. Devastating to their families...prayers for all of them.

[Erik Latranyi]

MSNBC only station carrying press conference live.

[cll]

More:

http://www.askthepilot.com/windshear.html

[BigBlueJon]

Thanks...too bad it had to be reported. It's all about the sources and who gets the call first. Prayers to the families involved.

[cll]

Or microbursts:

http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/guides/mtr/svr/comp/out/micro/home.rxml

[don-o]

Yes. Brad picked up his wife's cell. He had not even heard of it. They have a 10 year old. Prayers for him. Thomas. This is more scary for him than for adults.

[kingu]

Listening to live streaming of a local radio there, they just had the press conference, 1 survivor taken to a local hospital, plane crashed into a farm field just west of the airport. 49 confirmed dead by airport spokescritter at the newsconference, 46 passengers, 3 crew. Unsure if the 'one survivor' is counted in that number or not, but if the survivor is in addition, that'd equal the 50 that's widely reported.

[OBXWanderer]

Bombardier

And the few flights I have had on them, I felt it was a close to flying in a private business jet that I will ever get.

[kingu]

http://www.wvlkam.com/

Streaming has gone to commercials, hoping that they come back. Caught the tail end of the conference.

[Carolinamom]

The surviver is "in critical condition" per MSNBC.

[BigBlueJon]

I posted earlier that the survivor was the captain. No news about the condition.

[Erik Latranyi]

Fox News Channel is more absorbed with its reporters being released.

CNN must not have an affiliate in the area.

MSNBC has best coverage on cable so far.

CNN just announced a 10am Press Conference with Comair.

[battlegearboat]

I've been keeping that in mind and it sounds like you may be correct.