So sad to see this. I know I have some pilot friends out there explain why an alarm does not tell the pilots that this lack of oxygen is causing them to become unresponsive. I understand hypoxia but just sad for all involved. And the US fighter pilots are also to thank and we should feel for them. They must feel so helpless following a plane for 1000s of miles knowing there is nothing they can do to help the pilots and or occupants. I dont have my pilots license but do have some time in the right seat of several flights in small planes. Thoughts for the families on board and the US Air Force pilots who had to endure that for so many miles.
Posted on: Fri, 05 Sep 2014 19:19:44 +0000
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