Monday, March 11, 2019
Concerned Customer Sent Ethiopian Airlines A Memo 2 Months Ago Regarding The 737 Max That Crashed...
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So heartbreaking. I also read a post where it was stated that a pastor also predicted the plane crash as well. So sad with this air disaster.May God comfort the families of all those involved.
ReplyDeleteSpare us the pastor story. So many false prophets
DeleteProphets of doom
People should learn to take safety serious
Deletethey probably trashed his mail.so painful
ReplyDeleteHave you also thought that maybe the mail entered spam
Deleteperhaps it was being investigated. Who knows...
Deletewow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! why is it that we don't always take safety into consideration in this part of the world. i can assure you this email probably was ignore, and to think that we don't like reading manual. this is so painful and sad
ReplyDeleteNonchalancy.com
ReplyDeleteSo Sad.
Make una Dey there .. air peace says they are yet to receive theirs from Boeing.. lolzzzz I laugh.. China just grounded them.. bt ninja wan receive the time bomb
Deleteare u stupid? they have ordered like a lot of ailines all over the world....have u red where they took delivery of the aircraft? they have said they wont and will not. the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority is on top of the matter and wont allow it
Deleteit is so sad that they paid for this neglect with the lives of innocent people.Rip to the departed and fortitude to the bereaved
ReplyDeleteToo bad... May all the departed souls rest In peace.
ReplyDeleteCarelessness... Rip to them
ReplyDeleteNote to whistleblowers posing as experts, you see that email up there? It's the kind that is begging to be deleted. Concernedustomer with no name, no credentials, no real information apart from rambling filled with grammatical errors and plenty maybes. A deranged attention-seeker could have sent this. What does "aviation enthusiast" mean? Engineer? Pilot? Someone who watches YouTube videos and flies commercial a lot? Sorry but if I got such an email, there's no way I'd take it seriously. I would trash it.
ReplyDeleteOga/Madam,
DeleteYou did not take your time to even visit the link he/she shared to see if he is making sense but you have jumped into conclusion. I followed the link and the writer made sense.
Stop labeling people who voice their concerns. And yes, there are aviation-enthusiasts like my younger brother. Correction fluid like you, you may consider reading what an aviation enthusiast means. Isiaki!
Anon 12:10,
DeleteReceive Sense In Jesus Name.
Be careful before your ego leads you to an untimely death, Mr i know it all.
DeleteAnon 12:51 Nobody clicks on links sent to an official email address from a nameless, faceless sender they don't know or trust. For many companies, it's part of the policy. And for a lot of people (obviously excluding you and Etsako Pearl), it is actually common sense. I'm guessing you hadn't heard of viruses or security threats before? Now, you have. Glad to have done a good work of correcting fluid on your brain. You're welcome 😘
DeleteDon't mind the stupid Ethiopian airline PR officers. That was how they attacked me on the first post when I commented on how my cousin complained about their fights and the excessive luggage they fly. All they do is keep searching for mentions of Ethiopian airline in search engines and then attacking comments. Idiots. What if the person is part of the manufacturer of the aeroplane and knows that his company is doing wrong, he should come out so that they will kill him. He sent links that has proper researches done from reputable people and you are here talking crap. Did you open the links atleast? Oversabi. People like you will not enter the ark cos Noah haven't shown his his PH. D in carpentery and wood engineering. Mtcheweeewww
DeleteThat's Africans for you we ignore serious things
ReplyDeleteThat's Africans for you we ignore serious things
ReplyDeleteIf education is too expensive then try ignorance
ReplyDeleteThe level with which human lives are not regarded to be safe guarded at all cost is alarming....may the souls of all the passengers continue to RIP and hopefully next time such a mail will be treated and responded to with urgency
Sad.
ReplyDeleteOmg.I wish they did something about it
ReplyDeleteOh God!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe there's something abt that crash.to think i dreamt of a plane crash on Saturday night.told hubby yesterday morning abt a crash I saw in the dream.only to see this news online after church. Scared is an understatement.
ReplyDeleteIt's so unfortunate that lives were lost.
ReplyDeleteI heard on the radio that Ethiopia Airline and other airlines in possession of the Boeing 737 Max have grounded the aircraft for now.
May GOD console the families affected.
Have any of you thought if the airline got any mail like that? Isn't it here we see people that accuse Stella of ignoring their mails when in actual sense she never got them
ReplyDeletePlus Adesanmi, that guy was
ReplyDeletea "hub" he was my African pride.
A video of the screams inside the Plane just before it crashed, worsened the nightmare l had last night, l will avoid watching it again.
May all their souls rest in peace.
Fake video. You lots believe anything.
DeleteAh Pius Adesanmi! What a loss! Such an intellect! What a loss! Mmmm
ReplyDeleteSo sad.
ReplyDeleteWoW!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sad
ReplyDelete