docjames
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I don't believe the accused took luggage off the crash site, just from the airport baggage area.
Doesn't matter - it will still make people take stuff with them in an evac.
I don't believe the accused took luggage off the crash site, just from the airport baggage area.
On that, just wondering if the baggages (or what's left) have been returned to the passengers (or their relatives)
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Would the $10,000 be part of an initial 'no further claim' settlement? The article states down payments are required, but is unclear whether this is such.
Would the $10,000 be part of an initial 'no further claim' settlement? The article states down payments are required, but is unclear whether this is such.
I agree I am amazed that people don't have their seatbelt on at landing (or take off) which are generally the most dangerous points in flight
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A very odd 'punishment'.If this is South Korea's way to punish an airline after a fatal accident then I'm a bit concerned about their approach to safety.
South Korea bans Asiana flights to S.F. as punishment for 2013 crash - LA Times