jimntx
Veteran
All 176 onboard perished. Airport spokesperson says "technical issue likely cause. Not much other information at this point
I personally think it was shot down or bombed. Per a radar site it was on course. Climbing. Speed steady. No distress. No emergency. If thats true bout 1 engine on fire its capability to fly on one engine. UIA stopped all Tehran flights following this. Makes us wonderSo why are they refusing to send the Black Boxes to Boeing? Is there now a trust issue with Boeing and their current troubles? Will the FAA be able to get the Boxes?
I found it a bit odd in the news release this morning that said they were refusing to send the Boxes to Boeing.
A 3 yr old 800. Not good.
Ever heard of doing something for spite. Iran doesn't really have a reason for not turning them over to Boeing other than Boeing is a U.S. manufacturer. If Iran analyzes the black box data, we may never know what the truth is. For all we know Iran could say black box data indicates left engine fell off the plane on takeoff. Now, since you (Boeing and U.S. FAA) don't have access to the boxes or the remains of the aircraft, what are you going to say? After all the 737-800 was the model that had the cracks in the wing and wing attachment.So why are they refusing to send the Black Boxes to Boeing? Is there now a trust issue with Boeing and their current troubles? Will the FAA be able to get the Boxes?
I found it a bit odd in the news release this morning that said they were refusing to send the Boxes to Boeing.
A 3 yr old 800. Not good.
I with ya on the guess of being shot down. Saw this morning where inward penetrating holes are now a big concern. These same holes were found on the other shot down aircraft. And now just saw the Pres address questions and he too thinks it's more than just mechanical failure.I personally think it was shot down or bombed. Per a radar site it was on course. Climbing. Speed steady. No distress. No emergency. If thats true bout 1 engine on fire its capability to fly on one engine. UIA stopped all Tehran flights following this. Makes us wonder
Just heard on the TV news that U.S. authorities are leaning toward "shot down" as the cause of the crash. Iranis are sticking to "technical problems." Well, yeah! Holes in the fuselage are bound to cause all kinds of technical problems. I see that and I'm only a flight attendant.
The "shot down" verdict didn't seem to include any implication of "for hostile purposes." I suppose there is a chance that the plane flew through a barrage of missiles or other weaponry firing.