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danielsexton · September 4th, 2004, 22:28

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I bet that Swiss air MD-11 that crashed in Nova Scotia wished the US Gov't regulated their in flight entertainment.

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Or that the crew had landed instead of worrying about landing weight.....

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Or that the crew that installed the inflight entertainment system hadn't bypassed the cabin bus switch.

Or the the "fire proof" insulation on the MD-11 was really fire proof.

Technically that plane was subject to US GOVERNMENT regulations because the flight originated in the US. Unless I am terribly misinformed, (which happens) flights originating or landing in the US must meet all FAA safety regulations.

September 4th, 2004, 22:28	#11
danielsexton Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: CSG Posts: 186	Re: Wi-Fi Access on Airliners [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I bet that Swiss air MD-11 that crashed in Nova Scotia wished the US Gov't regulated their in flight entertainment. [/ QUOTE ] Or that the crew had landed instead of worrying about landing weight..... [/ QUOTE ] Or that the crew that installed the inflight entertainment system hadn't bypassed the cabin bus switch. Or the the "fire proof" insulation on the MD-11 was really fire proof. Technically that plane was subject to US GOVERNMENT regulations because the flight originated in the US. Unless I am terribly misinformed, (which happens) flights originating or landing in the US must meet all FAA safety regulations.