Egypt Air loses another aircraft

[paulpablo]

Yes but there is no crash scene.

Ever heard of this?



Debris being collected and put together in a hangar to find the source of the problem leading up to the crash. That's what is done, starting right now. Then it will be weeks or months before the experts, international experts, being brought in from all corners of the world, come to a conclusion. Among them, employees of airbus, since this has been an airbus.

Crash scene, nice to have. Debris and flight recorders making all the difference. We're not living in the 50ies anymore.

Right, and my statement still stands firm.

The people who have knowledge in the field of aviation (experts) agree with Donald trump right now at this moment. Because there's been no recovery of any debris, black box or anything, but observations of the flight patter and an absence of any distress call and therefore people are speculating that it's a terrorist attack.

I know you have a history of ether misunderstand or seemngly trying to misinterpret my arguments to make it look like I'm making all kinds of assumptions or saying something I'm not but this is fairly basic.

I said experts so far are agreeing it looks like a terrorist attack, not that this is a conclusion, the minister of aviation in Egypt, he had quite a bit of expertise about aviation and this situation involved aviation and so far he's saying it looks like it could be from a terrorist attack.


So to answer all the other questions you've posed that have nothing to do with my argument yes I'm aware that debris are collected and gathered, no the minister of aviation is not an expert in air crash investigations, and so and so on.

It could easily turn out to be caused by a mechanical failure, certainly. But intelligence agencies and the minister of aviation do have some expertise. They seem to be taking quite an educated guess that it looks like terrorism.