Heard this morning in a news report that one woman, whose brother/husband/close relation had perished with MH370, also had a step-son who perished on MH17.
Granted, I wonder how any family member would ever fly again on Malaysian Airlines, nor how any relative would buy such a ticket, but her husband probably considers it grounds for annulment at his point in time.
How many investigating bodies aren’t looking into their family history and involvement in possible risk assessments?
It’s queer the US has news events considering AIDS investigators perishing in the flight, but the more obvious questions are associating the deviated flight over an operational war zone with possible intel gathering potential.
Seeing how the ground forces confuse 8 of 12 black boxes from Comm rack systems, I doubt the flight was intel related, but then again, if we are able to trace and analyze cell phone data from that region, why wouldn’t international flights be tracked for imagery datum.
It would be interesting to trace the verification of airline maintenance workers in a world where insect robotics is considered decade old technology.
If the Russians were massing forces in the region, would there be increased pressure for both the flight to be deviated to that airspace and for air defense to remove the risk, and later for foncons between heads of state?
What about all the other flights?