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• Vibrje

  

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  good numbers to watch
• chippie

  

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  Hey Morning

  What happened to flight 587 ? or are u taking a flight?

  
• sfilippo

  

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  i thought a plane had crashed....

   Steve
• Vibrje

  

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  the plane crashed and the gov. initially suspect terrorism.  today's the anniversary
• chippie

  

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  In response to sfilippo

  Quote: Originally posted by sfilippo on Nov 13, 2006

  i thought a plane had crashed....

  Thanks Goodness thats NOT what happened.

  
• chippie

  

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  In response to Vibrje

  Quote: Originally posted by Vibrje on Nov 13, 2006

  the plane crashed and the gov. initially suspect terrorism.  today's the anniversary

  OH ok then

  
• kandi44

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Vibrje on Nov 13, 2006

  good numbers to watch

  it was one of my dream numbers that i posted the other day and it is going around like a virus from state to state
• Vibrje

  

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  The National Transportation Safety Board dispatched a full Go Team on Monday, November 12, 2001 to the site of the crash that day of American Airlines flight 587, an Airbus A-300, N14053, which had just taken off from Kennedy International Airport in New York for the Dominican Republic. The airliner crashed into a neighborhood in Belle Harbor, New York. The engines and some tail components were found some distance from the main wreckage site. Both the pit Voice Recorder (CVR) and Flight Data Recorder (FDR) were recovered.

  The Safety Board dispatched approximately 40 personnel to the scene, working under the direction of Investigator-in-Charge Robert Benzon. Among the investigative groups that comprise the NTSB team are Operations, Witnesses, Structures, Power Plants, Systems, Air Traffic Control, Weather, Aircraft Performance, pit Voice Recorder and Flight Data Recorder.

  Parties to the investigation are the Federal Aviation Administration, American Airlines, General Electric Engines, Allied Pilots Association, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants. In addition, as the aircraft was manufactured in France, the Safety Board's counterpart agency, the Bureau Enquêtes Accidents, is the Accredited Representative to the investigation under the rules of the International Civil Aviation Organization. Airbus Industries is an advisor to the BEA.
   

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