Quality Maintenance is it's own reward. The opposite is also true.
A little premature, don't you think? Presently there is no indication as to what may have occured, or why. A rather rash
assumption on your part, but not the first you've made in quick succession here.
Facts speak for themselves, 2 crashes in a short period of time. It would seem something is rotten in Denmark (or in this case Ypsilanti).
What facts? You are aware of something here that no one else knows? From your commentary, that would appear highly unlikely.
I have no recollection of previous aircraft being blown out of the sky at Bogota. When was that please?
You're unaware of airplanes being shot down in Colombia? How can you be that unaware and then jump to conclusions as to what may have occured.
A number of aircraft have been shot down in Colombia, both from the ground (FARC) and from the air (air bridge denial program).
This is an unfortunate incident, facts for which are not yet in evidence.