Flux Capacitators....
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Flux Capacitators....
You know how the news media grabs any comment as to a possible accident cause. . this will give you a giggle, sorry its one of those twitface links.
Here's one of Fox news finest reporting a light aeroplane mishap...
https://www.facebook.com/james.h.cost/videos/2051323811553711/
Ttfn
Here's one of Fox news finest reporting a light aeroplane mishap...
https://www.facebook.com/james.h.cost/videos/2051323811553711/
Ttfn

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In defense of the reporter, she did report that someone else had made that statement. The fact that a person she might have presumed to have more knowledge than she blew one past her is not really her fault - though still entertaining! If we have to have fake news, it may as well be funny!

In defense of the reporter, she did report that someone else had made that statement. The fact that a person she might have presumed to have more knowledge than she blew one past her is not really her fault - though still entertaining! If we have to have fake news, it may as well be funny!

Was the statement "it was the flux capacitor" made by a (senior?) staff member of the operating company, in response to the reporter asking about the cause of the engine failure? Replying to her question with a straight face?
If so, my sympathy is with the reporter.
I'd not be certain that a FADEC engine doesn't have something called that, which can cause it to stop. To expect a reporter to check such technical details in a minor story is asking far too much.
If so, my sympathy is with the reporter.
I'd not be certain that a FADEC engine doesn't have something called that, which can cause it to stop. To expect a reporter to check such technical details in a minor story is asking far too much.
