It's a shame that these threads always go the same way, people start to speculate and then others come along and shoot them down for the speculation.
The accident has happened, and someone has lost their life. Very sad news, but nothing can change that now, and I would hope that no relatives would be reading these boards so soon after an event like this.
Speculation is healthy and good. It can bring up points of discussion which none of us may have thought of before, on this thread for example turbulence created by wind turbines. It's probably absolutely nothing to do with this particular accident, but might just make one person think about it in the future, and it could prevent an accident then.
When the AAIB report eventually comes out in about 18-24 months, most on here will have completely forgotten about this incident, it certainly won't get posted, discussed or picked through, so for many of us this is the only opportunity to brain storm possible causes and how we can work against them in the future. I would call it threat and error management.
Last edited by RTN11; 20th May 2013 at 23:07.