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May 14th 08, 05:22 AM
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was Funston, is low-level turbulence
A: Causes of aircraft flight accidents fall into just 3 categories: 1: Something about the a/c "broke" (in the broadest sense, including linkages not sufficiently connected) 2: Something about the pilot "broke" (again, in the broadest sense, including natural failures of perception, which we call 'illusion.') 3: Something about the air was "broken" (again, broadly, especially including vortices = turbulence). I stick with my use of the term "uncontrolled" and since it appears that neither the pilot nor the air were broken I choose 1) above as most likely. Mike 
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