Plane Crashes and the Hudson River

[Bergnovinaia]

Back in January a large comercial flight made a safe crash landing on the Hudson river after striking a flock of birds. Juts the other day a helicopter and small plane collided sending all of the passangers to their watery death in the Hudson river. One day it's a miracle the next day it's a tragedy. Ironic isn't it?

[Greed and Death]

The Hudson triangle is cursed I say.

[47-9 126-43]

I would hardly call a safe crash a miracle.

[Barringtonia]

The Hudson triangle is cursed I say.

i was wondering that, I'm guessing designated flight paths mean that aircraft should be over the Hudson river rather than over highly populated areas,.

[Bergnovinaia]

I would hardly call a safe crash a miracle.

The point was nobody died.

[47-9 126-43]

I would hardly call a safe crash a miracle.

The point was nobody died.

Then it's more like a progressively worsifying situation.
Tomorrow I foresee the destruction of a country.

[Bergnovinaia]

I would hardly call a safe crash a miracle.

The point was nobody died.

Then it's more like a progressively worsifying situation.
Tomorrow I foresee the destruction of a country.

You can call it whatever you like. I will call it a miracle though becuase considering planes don't usually crash in the middle of a freezing river and have survivors.

[47-9 126-43]

You can call it whatever you like. I will call it a miracle though becuase considering planes don't usually crash in the middle of a freezing river and have survivors.

Do you know what miracle means?

[Risottia]

The Hudson triangle is cursed I say.

i was wondering that, I'm guessing designated flight paths mean that aircraft should be over the Hudson river rather than over highly populated areas,.

Mmh.

Another one about private flights: shortly after 9/11, a Cessna (iirc) crashed against the Pirelli Tower in Milan - it's still unclear if by accident, distraction, or will to suicide.

Maybe it's high time to enforce some serious regulation of private flights. Like, dunno, forcing them to have transponders, and to follow established routes and flightplans, as commercial airliners do.

[The Imperial Navy]

not the hudson Triangle, it's the Hudson decahedron!

[Farnhamia]

I would hardly call a safe crash a miracle.

The point was nobody died.

Then it's more like a progressively worsifying situation.
Tomorrow I foresee the destruction of a country.

Nostradamus predicted it:

Garden of the world near the new city
Fire approaches the great new city
Quite otherwise will one interpret it
Nimes, Toulouse perish in water, the market to collapse.

[Bergnovinaia]

You can call it whatever you like. I will call it a miracle though becuase considering planes don't usually crash in the middle of a freezing river and have survivors.

Do you know what miracle means?

Yes I do. Maybe you should ask news reporters that question who titled the incident "Miracle on the Hudson River."

[47-9 126-43]

You can call it whatever you like. I will call it a miracle though becuase considering planes don't usually crash in the middle of a freezing river and have survivors.

Do you know what miracle means?

Yes I do. Maybe you should ask news reporters that question who titled the incident "Miracle on the Hudson River."

Do you believe everything you see on TV?

[Bergnovinaia]

No I don't. Do you ever read the dictionary?

[JuNii]

Back in January a large comercial flight made a safe crash landing on the Hudson river after striking a flock of birds. Juts the other day a helicopter and small plane collided sending all of the passangers to their watery death in the Hudson river. One day it's a miracle the next day it's a tragedy. Ironic isn't it?

not ironic. just tragic.

after all, one event, the crew had time to react. the other, they probably had enough time to say "oh shi"

[47-9 126-43]

No I don't. Do you ever read the dictionary?

1 : an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs

So you think that God crashed a plane, but then went all willy nilly and decided to not kill anybody?
So instead of dying, they just all didn't get where they needed to go.

Cool.

[Sarkhaan]

The point was nobody died.

Then it's more like a progressively worsifying situation.
Tomorrow I foresee the destruction of a country.

You can call it whatever you like. I will call it a miracle though becuase considering planes don't usually crash in the middle of a freezing river and have survivors.

Planes also don't usually crash...

Interesting, surprising, even amazing that they all lived? Sure. Miraculous? Not really.

And not particularly ironic that multiple crashes would occur in a spot with heavy air traffic, what with three of the busiest airports in the world within just a few miles (JFK is the 13th busiest airport, Newark is the 23rd, and the NYC system in general is the second busiest, only lagging behind London)

[Bergnovinaia]

Then it's more like a progressively worsifying situation.
Tomorrow I foresee the destruction of a country.

You can call it whatever you like. I will call it a miracle though becuase considering planes don't usually crash in the middle of a freezing river and have survivors.[/quote]
Planes also don't usually crash...

Interesting, surprising, even amazing that they all lived? Sure. Miraculous? Not really.

And not particularly ironic that multiple crashes would occur in a spot with heavy air traffic, what with three of the busiest airports in the world within just a few miles (JFK is the 13th busiest airport, Newark is the 23rd, and the NYC system in general is the second busiest, only lagging behind London)[/quote]

Yeah that is odd.

[Czardas]

The Hudson River is like the Bermuda Triangle of plane crashes.









.... Wait a minute.

[Bergnovinaia]

The Hudson River is like the Bermuda Triangle of plane crashes.









.... Wait a minute.

No the Bermuda Trianlge has had far more.