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Re: Having the feeling the airline crash could be pilot suicide.....

By: clo in FFFT3 | Recommend this post (0)
Thu, 26 Mar 15 3:00 AM | 44 view(s)
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Hi keystone,

Here's what Cactus Flower thinks might have occurred.

Re: Third plane in which pilot and copilot behave irrationally

My guess is it is going to turn out that the issue is hydrogen fluoride gas. This gas has a very low boiling point, blinds the victim and damages their lungs (which kills them) and is emitted by damaged/burning lithium ion batteries.

It kinda fits the bill.

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Re: Having the feeling the airline crash could be pilot suicide.....
By: keystone in FFFT3
Thu, 26 Mar 15 2:27 AM 		Msg. 10769 of 65535

Suicide is difficult with two or three others in the cockpit.

I think getting into a twenty four year old airplane with 58,300 flight hours in 46,700 flights is probably as close to suicide as you can get.

The numbers are literally terrifying. How do you gauge metal fatigue with that sort of quarter century abuse?

That plane has been subjected to more than fifty thousand hours of high frequency vibration. Hot and cold. Pressurized and none pressurized.

It was a disaster waiting to happen.

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