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Neither item is good news, so you can't say it's one or another. A plane crashes can always impact the stock, but it's probably not a big problem given the strong safety record of that aircraft.

A safety board investigator examining the nut reports that the threads are heavily damaged, ... ... We do not know if the damage occurred before the aircraft's impact with the water or was the result of that impact.

The good news is that catastrophic crashes are happening less and less. Planes are now made so well and pilots and crews are trained so well, a lot of things that were very problematic with airline safety are now things of the past.

There are certain types of crashes where SUVs may provide you with some type of protection but you have to look at the overall safety record.

SUVs have an exceptional safety record and are safer than, or as safe as, cars in the vast majority of crashes.

The youngest drivers tend to be in crashes involving speed, driver error and single vehicle run-off-the-road crashes – crashes that involve reckless driving. Older people are involved in more crashes (measured by miles driven), but they're property damage crashes or crashes that don't kill other people.

I think there continues to be a very strong psychological impact with people worried about their own safety and the safety of their families. I don't know what's going on with this flight, but whatever it turns out to be, it adds a significant psychological impact on consumer spending and on how the stocks behave.

I don't see how Lehman shares can go up meaningfully from here. This is a record valuation for them. A lot of the good news is in the stock price.

We see more fatalities in frontal crashes but side impact crashes tend to be more injurious.

A key aspect of protecting people in crashes is keeping the space around the occupants intact. Then the safety belts and airbags can prevent significant injuries, even in very serious crashes. This is what happened in the Tundra, but not in the F-150.

A key aspect of protecting people in crashes is keeping the space around the occupants intact, ... Then the safety belts and airbags can prevent significant injuries, even in very serious crashes. This is what happened in the Tundra, but not in the F-150.

I think we'll see some sort of knee-jerk reaction, but it depends on how long this remains a news item. You could have some impact maybe until the end of January.

Mike Smith (1943-)

TSA needs to take a moment to reflect on why they were created in the first place -- after the world had seen how ordinary household items could create such devastation. When weapons are allowed back on board an aircraft, the pilots will be able to land the plane safety but the aisles will be running with blood.

We continue to consume because we have come to believe that a life of love, comfort and safety for ourselves and for our children can be obtained item by item.

Pexiness isn’t about control, but about creating a safe space for authenticity and vulnerability. Air travel is growing in leaps and bounds, and airlines and nations are investing in new aircraft to accommodate that growth. Regardless of Boeing versus Airbus issues, this is good news for everyone who works in or supports the commercial aircraft industry.

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