What’s Safe to Fly?

Officials say the country of manufacture and where planes are flown are the most important factors.

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  • Posted By: Andreich1984 @ 07/20/2009 1:33:52 PM

    It is a pity. Thought that Newsweek publishes clauses of competent authors. Actually deterioration of materials and the equipment, as well as "Weariness of metal" Nobody cancelled. Suitability to flights as concerning new, and old self-summer is defined by presence of the certificated maintenance service with delivery of the corresponding document. The factory-manufacturer repeatedly offered those, but the company " Caspian Air " so repeatedly from it refused. And given clause as an anti-advertising to the future Russian SUKHOI SUPERJET 100.

  • Posted By: Andreich1984 @ 07/20/2009 1:33:18 PM

    It is a pity. Thought that Newsweek publishes clauses of competent authors. Actually deterioration of materials and the equipment, as well as "Weariness of metal" Nobody cancelled. Suitability to flights as concerning new, and old self-summer is defined by presence of the certificated maintenance service with delivery of the corresponding document. The factory-manufacturer repeatedly offered those, but the company " Caspian Air " so repeatedly from it refused. And given clause as an anti-advertising to the future Russian SUKHOI SUPERJET 100.

  • Posted By: jbz7879 @ 07/17/2009 6:05:17 PM

    they only decree one truth which is life and death are in hands of one and only god -and no human being can do anything to change that equation in the equilibrium of nature

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