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Wisconsin | Yes, she was in the cockpit, it was possibly her fault. I'm saying that female pilots have been over represented in human error plane crashes lately, so it is perfectly reasonable to wonder if this female pilots age and inexperience played a role. If the plane had just come out of a major overhaul, that would the the first thing they'd check. If the pilot had an alcohol problem, that would be something they'd check. We do NOT know who made what decisions or who was controlling the plane at every point. When it crashed was 5 miles too late. The argument that she was smart and capable is absurd to me, as if smart and capable kids don't make stupid decisions and crash every day? | |
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? about that Lear jet crash.
