1 posted on
11/13/2001 5:57:06 AM PST by
Axion
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To: Axion
oh, yes, but ofcourse!
2 posted on
11/13/2001 6:00:17 AM PST by
riri
To: Axion
Kamikaze geese!
To: Axion
Yah right....but no one in the cockpit is recorded saying, 'OH $hit! Where are those windshield wipers!'
9 posted on
11/13/2001 6:05:25 AM PST by
Woodstock
To: Howlin
Obviously this kind of thing
never happens, the
government officials must be lying, and we'll
never know the real truth. How am I doing? Do I have this down yet?
To: Axion
Do the bird ingestion tests now use one bird or more? Only one back in the '60s.
To: Axion
I guess this is one of the airports with out falconers.
14 posted on
11/13/2001 6:06:53 AM PST by
Syncro
To: Axion
This possible cause was discussed yesterday on one of the news channels. Apparently, birds are enough of a problem at JFK Airport, they have used cannons prior to takeoff. When I heard this story yesterday, I recall wondering if this was a viable possibility in mid-November. I would have thought the birds had already started their migration by now.
Any bird watching afficionados in the know?
To: Axion
both engines possibly suffered bird strikes.
The possibility also exists that one or both engines had some foreign object or debris deliberately placed in them. Wouldn't that also allow for the supposed delay on the ground prior to take off?
I see many plausible scenarios here, but they haven't presented enough facts yet to determine credibly the cause of the accident. Hopefully more will be forthcoming soon.
21 posted on
11/13/2001 6:09:00 AM PST by
callisto
To: Axion
'Aviation related problem'--- 'A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS'???
23 posted on
11/13/2001 6:10:29 AM PST by
d14truth
To: Axion
perhaps it was a bird brain that was responsible for this theory
25 posted on
11/13/2001 6:11:28 AM PST by
rit
To: Axion
NTSB: "They're just not buying the mechanical failure thing,
we gotta come up with something else, fast. Ooh, ooh, I GOT it!
We'll blame it on a bird, no, better yet, a FLOCK of birds!
Yeah, yeah, that's the ticket."
To: Axion
All your birds are belong to us.
28 posted on
11/13/2001 6:12:37 AM PST by
demsux
To: Axion
Another possibility, these people suggested, is that both engines possibly suffered bird strikes. Osama's Air Force?
To: Axion
So its the fault of enviromentalist wackos who insist on the nature preserve ?
To: Axion
PETA won't like this. But birds must be barred from the US without the proper passports.
To: Axion
You mean to tell me a flockin' bird took the plane down? Pleeeease!
The bird must have bit the wing off and spit it at the tail.
It was like a giant bird fight?
I'm sorry, but this story just doesn't fly well.
To: Axion
What a bunch of turkeys!!
To: Axion
both engines possibly suffered bird strikes.OH, so it was a stratigic bird attack!
To: Axion
Yeah, and I just heard FBI retired SAC James Kalstrom, announce that TWA Flight 800 was now brought down by two pelicans and a seagull.
41 posted on
11/13/2001 6:17:23 AM PST by
IW
To: Axion
Must be a bunch of suicide Talaban turkeys or Al-Queda albatrosses bent on taking out the infidel humans. /sarcasm
43 posted on
11/13/2001 6:18:19 AM PST by
anymouse
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