To: rightwingintelligentsia
ok. Question.
There isn’t any chance someone leaving from Madrid today and heading for Pittsburgh would have any reason to be on that plane?
right?
3 posted on
08/20/2008 8:22:38 AM PDT by
Scotswife
To: Scotswife
There isn’t any chance someone leaving from Madrid today and heading for Pittsburgh would have any reason to be on that plane? right?Doubtful. I understand the plane was heading for Las Palmas in the Canary Islands.
5 posted on
08/20/2008 8:24:09 AM PDT by
jalisco555
("My 80% friend is not my 20% enemy" - Ronald Reagan)
To: Scotswife
Is someone you know flying in from Madrid?
To: Scotswife
There isn’t any chance someone leaving from Madrid today and heading for Pittsburgh would have any reason to be on that plane? right?MD82s don't fly trans-oceanic routes. Not enough range.
9 posted on
08/20/2008 8:26:26 AM PDT by
buccaneer81
(Bob Taft has soiled the family name for the next century.)
To: Scotswife
To: Scotswife
And Spanair doesn’t fly outside of Europe.
12 posted on
08/20/2008 8:27:58 AM PDT by
buccaneer81
(Bob Taft has soiled the family name for the next century.)
To: Scotswife
Anybody flying to the US from Madrid today might be delayed, but otherwise ok. Most US-bound flights leave in the morning or early afternoon, and the crash didn’t occur until 2:15 or so, meaning that most US bound flyers would already have left. The plane that crashed was going to the Canary Islands.
16 posted on
08/20/2008 8:31:19 AM PDT by
livius
To: Scotswife
There isn’t any chance someone leaving from Madrid today and heading for Pittsburgh would have any reason to be on that plane? right? It sounds like an awfully small plane to be making a trans-Atlantic flight.
21 posted on
08/20/2008 8:47:39 AM PDT by
Lou L
To: Scotswife
There isn’t any chance someone leaving from Madrid today and heading for Pittsburgh would have any reason to be on that plane? This Spanair flight was from Madrid to Las Palmas in the Canary Islands. It departed from a completely different concourse at the Madrid airport. International long distance flights have their own concourse (2) at Madrid.
24 posted on
08/20/2008 8:56:45 AM PDT by
BluH2o
To: Scotswife
Absolutely not. 120 degree wrong direction.
26 posted on
08/20/2008 9:02:47 AM PDT by
MindBender26
(Leftists stop arguing when they see your patriotism, your logic, your CAR-15 and your block of C4.)
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