Airbus A330 Computer 'Susceptible to Interference'

Fox News ^ | Wednesday, June 03, 2009 | Not specified

[bluejay]

... One theory being investigated is that signals from a nearby military communication station interfered with the air data computer.

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[coconutt2000]

I’m waiting for someone to point a finger at GWB... Maybe someone will blame one of our mobile missile defense radar platforms mounted on a U.S. Navy carrier...

[AlexW]

Sounds more like a blood sucking lawyer looking for
clients.

[Talisker]

... One theory being investigated is that signals from a nearby military communication station interfered with the air data computer.

They have no clue what happened.

[bluejay]

Aparently, there was an incident with a Quantas A330.

[Islam=Murder]

George Bush was on the flight.

He lit the fuse on a bomb, then parachuted to safety on a canoe which was pre-positioned under the crash site.

He rowed the canoe to a 2-person submarine that’s disguised as a crocodile, which he pedaled back to Annapolis, Maryland.

[Proud_USA_Republican]

Karl Rove was the other person in the sub. Sub was provided by Haliburton. Oil and Fuel for Sub provided by Exxon.

[Fred]

on the drudgereport.com

May 27, 2009: 'The airport safety delayed an AIR FRANCE flight this evening before departing for Paris immediately after the company received a bomb threat over the phone at the airport of Ezeiza [Buenos Aires]'

[ketelone]

And thats where the dirty oil slick found in the ocean where the crash happened came from too! Exxon did it. With Cheney and Bush’s help.

[Proud_USA_Republican]

It not only killed a bunch a whales and contributed to acid oceans, but all the jet fuel buring is going to cause soo much climate change, Ted Turners global warming canibals will be arriving much sooner now.

[Jabba the Nutt]

Isn’t the crash site 450 miles off the coast? What’s “nearby” mean?

[Puddleglum]

Evidence seems to point to sudden, catastrophic failure. I suspect terrorism or some other explosion. If there were no pilot communications, something went awry really quickly.

[BobL]

Like his father did with an SR-71...it all makes sense now.

[6SJ7]

Evidence seems to point to sudden, catastrophic failure. I suspect terrorism or some other explosion. If there were no pilot communications, something went awry really quickly.

I think you're correct. I've heard no report on the altitude of the aircraft. That far out from its departure, it should have reached a cruising altitude. What was the plane's descent rate?

[ASOC]

The aircraft (or pieces thereof) likely hit at

terminal velocity.