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Happened. the only potentially good piece of information is this airbus 320 is equipped with something called a ditching switch. and basically, if they had to set it down in the water, im not saying they landed intact, but if they had to theres a switch you can throw. and this is of course the same kind of aircraft that sully sullenberg landed in the hudson with. he didnt have time to throw the switch but the aircraft will float. so there might possibly be a good outcome. we dont know that this ...

They need to look for any clues that are out there on the water. but its just -- the sullenberg style save of that plane on the hudson river literally was one in a million or one in a 100 million event. and they were both trained for it. they had both been trained in water landings. and thats not training that you get typically. so i think its a weather situation. and in this kind of situation, not saying thats what happened here, but often we see a stall, meaning that the air flow over the ring...