Ozmd. I don't wish to denigrate the
Daily Liberal, but I suspect their professional aviation advice may be a little limited? I really don't take much notice of the often inaccurate aviation opinion expressed in the main stream Fairfax and Murdock press, so aviation opinion in the
Daily Liberal, a country paper from Dubbo, would barely get my attention.
Yes, no one denies the importance of crew communication to all that need to know, but passengers may be a tad down that priority list, especially when the crew at the sharp end are working like one armed paper hangers to get the aircraft and passengers safely on the ground.
I'm no expert but from my limited knowledge of the incident, the aircraft and passengers could not have been in better, safer, or more qualified, competent hands.
Anyone have anything more constructive to add, or has this thread run it's race and is now yesterday's or in fact, last Fridays news?
