RE:Re: Missing AirAsia flight QZ8501
We've been here before this year a plane goes missing somewhere over a large body of water and the radar technology it uses once more fails to sufficiently track the whereabouts of a commercial airliner presumably gone down. So the real question is what does it take to move the so called lobbyists , governing bodies and airlines to actually do something other than have endless meetings on what they need to do to improve air to ground tracking and data streaming when a plane experiences a distress condition and then subsequently disappears . To answer a previous post on FLY's lack of sales performance just take a good look a the airline industries lack of meaningful change in the light of now 3 major air disasters over oceanic waters. We have a good company , a good product in a industry that is very reluctant to make technology changes .