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Wisconsin | I think I've posted several times on this, and never argued that the co pilot caused it. I'll say 50% chance the co pilot was a factor, 95% chance the pilot was a factor, 25% the customer/schedule was a factor, 99.99% chance the weather was a factor.
No such thing as an accident, there are risks that are taken, and sometimes those low probability risks turn out badly. There are endless procedures that are followed in situations like this, I find it incredibly unlikely that there would not be mistakes made that contributed to this "accident". | |
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