Ten Years Ago This Evening

[nystate]

http://www.newsdayinteractive.com/flight800/

May all those lost rest in peace. What a horrible tragedy...

[sunny]

I watched the documentary on this yesterday. Simply horrible.

[Rainband]

Yes I remember that day well. I was visiting Montoursville, PA that June and donated money for the french class of Montoursville ,PA to go to France. My neice Kinley was six years old and her student teacher from daycare was going. The kids were all excited. My sister's Best friends Nephew, Jordon Bower was part of that class. Sadly we all know the outcome of that fateful day. My neice asked my sister why the town was crying. There were news trucks and this otherwise small unknown town was in the media spotlight for weeks and months to come. The have a memorial at the high school. I visit it everytime I go to visit my sister. Hopefully they can correct the problem in the boeing jetliners. According to a news clip I was viewing yesterday, the problem still exists and actually happened many times before flight 800. The only difference being these airliners were on the runway and not filled with people. May God Bless those that lost family and friends aboard Flight 800 and hopefully nothing like this happens again.

[Brent]

Hard to believe it's been 10 years honestly. May they all rest in peace.

[HurriCat]

Huh? The only others to go up from fuel tank wiring just happened to be on the ground and empty? Naa... ain't buying it. Way too many people - including pilots with combat experience - reported a different event than was explained by the FAA animations that also defy the laws of aerodynamics. Still, amazing how fast ten years can zip by.

[Stephanie]

I can't believe it's been 10 years. What a horrible tragedy!