[Another missing plane]Air Algerie loses contact with plane from Burkina Faso

This is just ridiculous.

 

This is more predictable. I watched a special about African airlines and won't step foot in one ever. The planes they use are on par with the Russian ones.

 

My stocks are falling!?

In all seriousness, I hope everything will be fine.

I feel bad for the families, I'll be praying.

:/

 

wtf is up with airplanes now? damn.

And we STILL don't know what happened to the malaysian flight.

 

http://news.yahoo.com/air-algerie-ah5017-plane-disappears-115228417.html

Too many plane incidents recently...

 

Still safer than driving a car.

Prayers to the family and to those who died.

 

Crazy. RIP.

 

Yesterday a plane crashed in Taiwan....

http://mg.co.za/article/2014-07-24-bad-weather-not-the-cause-of-transasia-plane-crash

 

Sounds like this one could be weather-related.

 

Let's hope that remains to be the case

 

You are more likely to die on the way to an airport than actually flying.

 

The stats might be in my favor but still give me a parachute and a eject button so I can blast off.

I'd rather take my chances doing that than stay on a plane while it's going down.

 

But I am far more likely to survive a car crash than a plane crash.

 

At 30k feet?

I guess that's technically better than hitting the ground in a tin can but still, 30k feet with a chute as a complete first timer?

 

He'll pass out from lack of oxygen before he could reach for the shoot.

 

I was wondering why no one posted a thread on this. Moral of story is that you should never fly a plane in a typhoon no matter how bad people want to fly. Asian airlines in general as had a rough year.

 

And people b**** about pricing and regulation in America.

 

Don't ever go bungee jumping in Mexico. They just don't have the regulations.