Well said, Josephine.
Courage in the days, weeks, and months ahead as the mystery unfolds. As
is obvious from all the postings, your father's piloting skills and
experience are highly respected.
With most sincere condolences,
Fred
> It saddens me when in such tragic circumstances someone can be so
> wildly speculative when so few details are known. You assume my father
> was piloting the plane and assume that it was pilot error. Our family
> are dedicated to finding out the truth of the matter, anyone who knows
> my father will know how important the truth was to him. To my limited
> understanding of these matters neither Paul or my father would have
> the ability to make the plane break -up in mid air flight. However, I
> would not venture any further comment until I have all the facts from
> the investigation, which we understand may take many months to
> complete. It is not helpfull for either family to have to deal with
> any suggestion of blame or fault.
>
> Josephine (Nee Mills)
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