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It is of course hugely sad for both the flying community and the families of the deceased. If there are lessone we need to learn from any of these accidents lets make sure we learn them. If there arent then we have to move on.
Evrtytime this happens we are called to stop speculation and wait for evidence based analysis. This must be right.
So just lay off the argument that we should 'bin the old and build the new'. The age of the aircraft involved might or might not be a contributory factor. If it isnt then binning the old would be a foolish thing to do. More expensive flying means less flying, which means less experience in the PPL population - I am strugglint with how that is going to improve safety.