Malaysian Passenger Plane Crashes in Ukraine Near Russian Border

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

You hitting the bong again?

I wish

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

I wish

Okay, you must have found some substitute, then.

[GandD 5,966]

I wish

I'm in.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Malaysian Airlines has pissed off someone important.

They haven't been having much luck this year for sure.

Wouldn't like to see their insurance bill.

[palu 23]

Malaysian Air needs no one's help in the luck department. What idiots would send a civilian airliner through a war zone when it could be easily avoided?

[palu 23]

To answer my own question, Obama made them do it. His diabolical plan to start WW3.

[Pooky 3,791]

Malaysian Air needs no one's help in the luck department. What idiots would send a civilian airliner through a war zone when it could be easily avoided?

There were four airliners that passed through that same zone after the Malaysian Airlines flight. All were from major airlines.

The FAA only closed that airspace up to 32,000 feet. Above that altitude, it was internationally deemed safe to fly.

[Neonred 3,569]

There were four airliners that passed through that same zone after the Malaysian Airlines flight. All were from major airlines.

The FAA only closed that airspace up to 32,000 feet. Above that altitude, it was internationally deemed safe to fly.

I don't think the FAA has much control of the air space over Ukraine.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

I don't think the FAA has much control of the air space over Ukraine.

I think he meant, closed to American based Airlines. There were NOTAMs that is was safe above 29,000 issued also by the CAO. Tragic in any event. I am flying over Eastern Russia in a month or so. They have shot down two KAL's in the part in my life time.

[Neonred 3,569]

I understood the FAA advised airlines to avoid that area.

[JohnR! 5,495]

I don't think the FAA has much control of the air space over Ukraine.

Especially when the airplane is being operated by a foreign airline on a route that is nowhere near the US...

[JohnR! 5,495]

I think he meant, closed to American based Airlines. There were NOTAMs that is was safe above 29,000 issued also by the CAO. Tragic in any event. I am flying over Eastern Russia in a month or so. They have shot down two KAL's in the part in my life time.

The FAA only has jurisdiction over US registered aircraft, regardless of where they are based.

In this case, the aircraft was Malaysian on a flight between SPL and KUL. Nothing to do with FAA...

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

The FAA only has jurisdiction over US registered aircraft, regardless of where they are based.

In this case, the aircraft was Malaysian on a flight between SPL and KUL. Nothing to do with FAA...

Which is exaclty what I said quote -"I think he meant, closed to American based Airlines. There were NOTAMs that is was safe above 29,000 issued also by the CAO."

I don't get people like you, so eager to be a braniac and smart butt, that you don't even understand what you are replying to.

American based airlines are Us regstried

[JohnR! 5,495]

Which is exaclty what I said quote -"I think he meant, closed to American based Airlines. There were NOTAMs that is was safe above 29,000 issued also by the CAO."

I don't get people like you, so eager to be a braniac and smart butt, that you don't even understand what you are replying to.

American based airlines are Us regstried

I'd run with it if I were you.

[slim 1,525]

I believe big pharma bribed Russian mafia to shoot it down. Several of the world's foremost AIDS researchers were on board en route to a conference.

Here's one of the big producers already on top of this cover-up. http://www.viivhealthcare.com/viiv-mourns-loss-of-lives-on-mh17/viiv-healthcare-mourns-the-tragic-loss-of-life-of-the-passengers-on-malaysia-airlines-flight-mh17.aspx