> Ten Plane Crashes That Changed Aviation
> Popular Mechanics David Noland October 13, 2007
>
> Flying in a jetliner is extraordinarily safe: There has been only one
> fatal crash in the United States in the past five years, an astounding
> record considering that more than 30,000 flights take off every day. How
> did flying get so reliable? In part, because of accidents that triggered
> crucial safety improvements. Here are eight crashes and two emergency
> landings whose influence is felt -- for the good -- each time you step on
> a plane.

>
> 1956 | GRAND CANYON | TWA FLIGHT 2 & UNITED FLIGHT 718
> Upgrade: Improvements of air traffic control system; creation of FAA
> The TWA Super Constellation and the United DC-7 had taken off from Los
> Angeles only 3 minutes apart, both headed east. Ninety minutes later, out
> of contact with ground controllers and flying under see-and-avoid visual
> flight rules, the two aircraft were apparently maneuvering separately to ...

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>>>Its is weird yo posted this I was looking for something today and this
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>> What is really wierd [sic.] is that someone with your lack of
>> word-skill can get access to a computer when no-one's looking.
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>>> "aluckyguess" me.com> said:
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>>>>Its is weird yo posted this I was looking for something today and this
>>>>came
>>>>up and I read it and now I see it again the same day. Wierd

>>>
>>> What is really wierd [sic.] is that someone with your lack of
>>> word-skill can get access to a computer when no-one's looking.
>>>

>>Get a life. Looser. Go back to reading youre dictionary. Who really cares.

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>>>> "aluckyguess" me.com> said:
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>>>>>Its is weird yo posted this I was looking for something today and this
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>>>>
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>>>> word-skill can get access to a computer when no-one's looking.
>>>> ...

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>> "Craig Welch" pacific.net.sg> wrote in message
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>>> "aluckyguess" me.com> said:
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>>>> Its is weird yo posted this I was looking for something today and this
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>>>> up and I read it and now I see it again the same day. Wierd

>>> What is really wierd [sic.] is that someone with your lack of
>>> word-skill can get access to a computer when no-one's looking.
>>>

>> Get a life. Looser. Go back to reading youre dictionary. Who really cares.

>
> Heh. The irony of a newsgroup poster telling another newsgroup
> poster to get a life.
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