[IFly4Him]

“We stand by” our crew training programs, the company said in the statement.

But they don't say whether they stand by their hiring standards... A simple student pilot recovery maneuver would have saved the plane and all aboard... The media's unresearched biases also prove to be wrong - once again...

[Blueflag]

Stall recovery from what altitude? I betcha that plane needs over 1000’ to recover from a low-speed, single wing airfoil stall. Don’t KNOW that, but just guessing.

*IF* they stalled one wing on approach, they were in deep weeds, obviously.

I’ll agree it does look a lot like pilot error.

[valkyry1]

it was flying and reacting normally to cockpit commands when its speed bled off and it went into a fatal roll

Very strange circumstance then 

[Blueflag]

OK, you’re right. Stall warning, stick shaker ... and the pilot pulled back on the column. Yikes.

Then one wing apparently stalled and they rolled over hard.

Tragic.

[ml/nj]

BS. How do they know how much ice had accumulated on the wings? Ice didn't cause it but we don't know what did. (Why do we let bureaucrats do anything?)

ML/NJ