Well done guys.
We are on a roll of thoughtfull comment instead off thoughtless blaming.
I wonder about the search and rescue thing quite a bit. It's hard to beleive that the airfield rescue services couldn't find the wreck! But I've been there and seen the wreckage after the event. Saw the aircraft sitting in a field, pretty well out of sight. Can't really blame the guys for not finding it more quickly. It seems they tried quite hard. Is this a result of airfield geography?
If there had been a fire, it would have been obvious. Thankfully there wasn't.
How many more airfields could host this type of incident without being able to respond?
How can we make this better?