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brentspeak Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Oct-11-06 03:10 PM
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34. Cranky?
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  -Here it is: Pilot disorientation in the clouds, like JFK Jr. patcox2  Oct-11-06 02:41 PM   #0 
  - A plausible theory it is....  MadMaddie   Oct-11-06 02:42 PM   #1 
  - Mechanical failure  WilliamPitt   Oct-11-06 02:42 PM   #2 
  - And might have been trying to crash land in river.  RobertSeattle   Oct-11-06 02:43 PM   #4 
  - the river is only a few blocks away  Reverend_Smitty   Oct-11-06 02:43 PM   #6 
     - A block away, actually.  Cassandra   Oct-11-06 02:47 PM   #13 
  - It was NOT a helicopter  Atman   Oct-11-06 02:44 PM   #8 
     - Thanks  WilliamPitt   Oct-11-06 02:47 PM   #12 
  - that's probably what happened...  Reverend_Smitty   Oct-11-06 02:42 PM   #3 
  - Being reported that plane was under VFR.  longship   Oct-11-06 02:43 PM   #5 
  - There was an eight-mile visibility!  Atman   Oct-11-06 02:43 PM   #7 
  - real nasty weather..and low ceilings and foggy...this is not  flyarm   Oct-11-06 02:45 PM   #9 
  - 1800 ft. cig, 8 mi viz.  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 02:57 PM   #22 
     - Where's the info from? NWS?  patcox2   Oct-11-06 03:03 PM   #27 
        - I checked it at my DUATS a few minutes after it happened.  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 03:05 PM   #29 
  - thanks for clearing all this up.  alyce douglas   Oct-11-06 02:45 PM   #10 
  - of course NY'ers are scarey no matter what..NY news says  flyarm   Oct-11-06 02:48 PM   #14 
     - I hope we're scarey. I am so furious right now I could scream.  aquart   Oct-11-06 02:54 PM   #20 
        - What would you suggest, outlaw aircraft?  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 03:07 PM   #31 
        - Post of the Day!  calimary   Oct-11-06 03:21 PM   #42 
  - I don't understand how they get a license if  Jim4Wes   Oct-11-06 02:47 PM   #11 
  - An instrument rating is NOT necessary to fly clear of the clouds.  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 02:59 PM   #23 
  - Pilot could have had a stroke or a heart attack  brazenlyliberal   Oct-11-06 02:49 PM   #15 
  - More on spatial disorientation.  patcox2   Oct-11-06 02:49 PM   #16 
  - very grey sky right now..and low foggy like weather..not full fog..  flyarm   Oct-11-06 02:52 PM   #17 
  - "condensation type fog"??? Is there another kind?  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 03:01 PM   #26 
     - Cranky?  brentspeak   Oct-11-06 03:10 PM   #34 
        - Actually, I do get cranky when people post ridiculous crap.  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 03:12 PM   #35 
           - Well, uncrank, and have a soda on me  brentspeak   Oct-11-06 03:15 PM   #38 
              - I'll uncrank with a beer.  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 03:57 PM   #45 
  - The horizontal indicator  Jim4Wes   Oct-11-06 02:53 PM   #18 
  - That is possible with very low visibility and/or at night.  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 03:01 PM   #24 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Oct-11-06 02:53 PM   #19 
  - Legally yes but very very stupid to attempt to do so at night  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 03:04 PM   #28 
  - What I don't understand is why it's legal for someone who isn't  brentspeak   Oct-11-06 03:08 PM   #33 
     - Well, if it were up to me, they wouldn't but they don't let me make the  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 03:14 PM   #36 
  - REPEAT: Visibility was 8 miles the night JFK Jr. died.  dailykoff   Oct-11-06 03:16 PM   #39 
  - A cherokee is a single engine aircraft.  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 02:55 PM   #21 
  - Oops, it was a Bechcraft Sierra, crashed in Manahawkin, NJ.  patcox2   Oct-11-06 03:01 PM   #25 
     - A Sierra is also a single engine plane.  karlrschneider   Oct-11-06 03:06 PM   #30 
        - I stand corrected.  patcox2   Oct-11-06 03:08 PM   #32 
  - "plane flying at 800 feet when it made a radical turn and crashed"  patcox2   Oct-11-06 03:15 PM   #37 
  - Remote control?  dailykoff   Oct-11-06 03:20 PM   #41 
  - Headed for La Guardia and turned the wrong way?  Cassandra   Oct-11-06 03:28 PM   #44 
  - My husband, who's a pilot (among other things) points out that  calimary   Oct-11-06 03:25 PM   #43 
  - But it was already off the flight plan.  Marie26   Oct-11-06 03:18 PM   #40 
 

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