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In reply to the discussion: My current take on the Bolivia plane story [View all]randome
(34,845 posts)18. So if all these countries were our merest puppets...
...what would have been the point of not allowing the plane to land and be searched? Why 'make' Austria do that?
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Here's the link to the information about the pilot reporting fuel indicator issues.
Cali_Democrat
Jul 2013
#1
See my post. It was so they could land because they were running out of fuel. n/t
Cleita
Jul 2013
#3
I read the original flight plan was Lisbon but then it was rescinded when it was rumored that
Cleita
Jul 2013
#8
The Canaries were on the flight plan as a refueling stop, before the plane left Russia.
MADem
Jul 2013
#9
I email some people in Europe and ask them about this or that crisis. They tell me it's bunkum.
freshwest
Jul 2013
#15
"..a lot of what we read is equivalent to a grocery store scandal sheet like the National Inquirer"
Cha
Jul 2013
#16
Let me summarize: Portugal turned down a request to refuel in Lisbon, so Bolivia had to rework
struggle4progress
Jul 2013
#17
It wasn't "France" that approved the airspace use, it was the President of France, Hollande
Fumesucker
Jul 2013
#19
But parsing a clear meaning as something else is *precisely* what you are doing with your comment
Fumesucker
Jul 2013
#30
... The minister did not say who supplied the information and declined to say whether
struggle4progress
Jul 2013
#26
So Mr Spanish Foreign Minister is (1) making it clear that Spain's hands are clean, and (2)
struggle4progress
Jul 2013
#27
Though we differ on the spreaders, at least we agree horse shizz being spread about!
struggle4progress
Jul 2013
#32
Why is there no discussion of the fuel gauge? A flight claiming a fuel gauge problem
okaawhatever
Jul 2013
#34
According to Portugal, on Monday Portugal notified Bolivia that the scheduled Lisbon landing
struggle4progress
Jul 2013
#35
The new article claiming the plane was forced to land really gets under my skin. The only reason the
okaawhatever
Jul 2013
#37