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Two Citation Jets Crash Under Unknown Circumstances Within Two Days
No distress calls were heard from either aircraft. (www.flyingmag.com) さらに...
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Too little info, too early to speculate... Says Unknown circumstances... That leaves the door open to a lot of possibilities... they may not even be related in any way!
Both may have been first flights coming out of maintenance. It looks like the one out of St. Louis may have made a test flight or returned for a problem before the final flight. Still, very little can be ruled out at this point. Condolences to the families and friends.
Maybe we can wait until the professional accident investigators find out what happened instead of all the amateurs chiming in with speculation and uninformed wild-ass guesses?
Why do so many people have to rush in to prove they know nothing? At least let the wreckage stop smoking and the funerals to be held.
That's right, three people died. If you just have to speculate, how about trying to imagine the pain their families and friends are dealing with while you sit behind your keyboard fat, dumb, and happy acting like you already know what went wrong.
Why do so many people have to rush in to prove they know nothing? At least let the wreckage stop smoking and the funerals to be held.
That's right, three people died. If you just have to speculate, how about trying to imagine the pain their families and friends are dealing with while you sit behind your keyboard fat, dumb, and happy acting like you already know what went wrong.
that is the reason people post here, who are you to chastise others, calm down and maybe find another site in order to present your condemnation on. Or just chill!
You are so right and just like you comment are just trolls on here feeling the need to post something very dumb. Any person really into airplanes doesn't post such crap but waits until there is some finding. Anything else is exactly what he and I have said.
Possible pressurization issue? Sounds like the pilot was unresponsive prior to crash.
similar to this situation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_South_Dakota_Learjet_crash
In the current situation they also report that the plane flew until out of gas (at least one of them)
In the current situation they also report that the plane flew until out of gas (at least one of them)
The Indianapolis crash was immediately after takeoff, so pressurization can't be an issue there. Pressurization system failure is more likely in the second crash, although it did last long enough to get him to the top of descent point.
