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Posted on 10/29/2013 7:17:34 PM PDT by EveningStar
Authorities struggled to explain how a small plane crashed at an international airport, erupted in fire, but evidently went unnoticed for hours.
The incident occurred early Tuesday in Nashville.
But exactly what time remains a mystery.
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Oops.
But exactly what time remains a mystery.
What’s international about Nashville. Flights north of the Mason Dixon?
wow
Cruz’s fault, no wait Cruz and Bush’s fault. Yeah that’s better.
How’s that?
don’t they have cameras and radar tapes from all these international airports, can’t they pin down the time with those?
Who what where when, don’t ask us.
Sure sounds like Obama’s and his cronies are running the airport. We are screwed.
The place was deader than a doornail
It could be The Second Coming
and not be noticed
0300 and dense fog. All the runway camera caught was a blur and a fireball.
From the Tennessean...
The small, single-engine Cessna-172 crashed sometime after 3 a.m., killing the pilot, according to National Transportation Safety Board spokesman Peter Knudson. The crash was reported to Nashville emergency crews shortly after 9 a.m.
They thought it was Willie on his bus flyin by, lightin’ up a spiff.
“What’s international about Nashville. Flights north of the Mason Dixon?”
Yep, one of these days.
You would think a fireball would at least set off some type of sensor warning
As someone who flies in and out of Nashville quite often from and to LAX, I had to laugh at this. If the Nashville airport truly was international the airport would at least be populated at 3 AM and someone would have noticed. (Shaking head.)
Uhm.. our satellites see hordes of bats escaping caves for midnight snacks on radar scatter.
CC
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