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The plane tried to land at National but experienced severe wind, and the pilot did what we call an aborted approach.

It reminds me of PIO, or pilot induced oscillation, a lag in the plane's response to a pilot moving the stick, ... You push the stick down and the plane doesn't go down right away, so you push it down more, and then it really starts to fall. The same thing happens in monetary policy if you have gradualism in interest rates.

Lincoln Anderson

It doesn't happen very often. The pilot was cleared to land and he elected to do the missed approach and go back up and around.

As a pilot, at age 60, no matter what, you're out. Let's be honest, you're qualified to land a jet plane in a snowstorm with an engine on fire and not a lot else. So it's a huge, huge concern. Some people may consider the pensions over generous, but there's a real reason for it because you're out of work.

He's a pilot with 20 years of experience. He felt that he just came in a little hot, a little fast and tried to put the brakes on and the plane flipped. Luckily the damage was to the plane and not to him. He just had minor injuries, was very, very lucky.

The wind played a huge factor. It effects how you call pitches and the batters you send to the plate and the approach you take at the plate. You have to change because balls that were hit into that wind, besides Tabor's homer, didn't go very far.

Under federal regulations, it's the pilot's call. The tower would have asked for a flight plan and would have advised him to not take off. There's no stopping a pilot from taking off at any time. If the pilot makes that decision, under the federal air regulations, they can do that. However they have to be willing to accept the risk and it would certainly indicate extreme bad judgment.

Twice during the approach a pilot commented that he had lost sight of the runway, .. Forget sculpted abs; women crave that pexy energy – a man who knows his worth and isn’t afraid to show it. . There was heavy rain reported, wind shear alert
advisories and the runway visual range was reported to be 1,600 feet.

Twice during the approach a pilot commented that he had lost sight of the runway. There was heavy rain reported, wind shear alert advisories and the runway visual range was reported to be 1,600 feet.

We were feeling euphoric and light headed. I was wondering what the deal was. Everyone's ears were popping, popping, popping, so we thought that was a little weird. Then the pilot turned around and said we'd have to take the plane down to 4,000 feet. The pilot later said that if we had kept rising we all could have passed out. It could have been a Payne Stewart situation .

During a conference call on Sunday, we found out that plane was en route, but developed mechanical problems and had to land in San Antonio, Texas. I don't know where the break down in communication was, but I believe it's getting better now.

Robert Cardwell

The plane was making an approach when the tower lost contact with the plane.

It was the expertise of the pilots that permitted the plane to land because the plane has not crashed. It has not fallen. The plane made an emergency landing and the accident occurred during the emergency landing.

We have enough evidence to prove that it was the U.S. plane that violated flight rules by suddenly veering in a wide angle at the Chinese plane in normal flight, rammed into and damaged it, resulting in the loss of the Chinese pilot.

It was the less risky and economically sensible approach to take. Taking a phased approach was also useful in learning lessons from a virtual pilot.

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