@gregbagwell Yes, nr2 pitched up and broke away...not maintaining formation...mmm...if they dont fly this low coming game, that will be an admission the flight on 22nd was botched
My risk assessment: even assuming perfect compliance with the authorization, I would regard the residual societal risk as difficult to justify for a non-essential entertainment manoeuvre over ~56,000 people. That’s a risk/benefit conclusion, not an assertion that the flight was illegal or that the crews flew outside their approved envelope.
@BBCWorld The important point is that the probability of something going wrong on any single pass might still be quite small—but the consequence is enormous. With 58,000 people directly underneath, even a very low aircraft-loss probability produces an unacceptable societal risk.
@scottiebateman The important point is that the probability of something going wrong on any single pass might still be quite small—but the consequence is enormous. With 58,000 people directly underneath, even a very low aircraft-loss probability produces an unacceptable societal risk.
@News24 The important point is that the probability of something going wrong on any single pass might still be quite small—but the consequence is enormous. With 58,000 people directly underneath, even a very low aircraft-loss probability produces an unacceptable societal risk.
@karynmaughan The important point is that the probability of something going wrong on any single pass might still be quite small—but the consequence is enormous. With 58,000 people directly underneath, even a very low aircraft-loss probability produces an unacceptable societal risk.
@LyettB@gregbagwell Approved or not, the port-side plane was 30ft above the stadium...approver and approved are both guilty of extreme reckless aviation...blatant stupidity
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