> it has happened in the past where engines have quit and windscreens have been broken. the real question is how did the plane get dispatched into such a heavy storm in the first place. >> a good question. richard quest, we did some checking. there are approximately 3,606 of their airbus a-320s in operation flying around in the united states, all over the world and i guess a lot of people are wondering since we don't know what happened to this specific airasia a-320. Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
> it has happened in the past where engines have quit and windscreens have been broken. the real question is how did the plane get dispatched into such a heavy storm in the first place. >> a good question. richard quest, we did some checking. there are approximately 3,606 of their airbus a-320s in operation flying around in the united states, all over the world and i guess a lot of people are wondering since we don't know what happened to this specific airasia a-320. Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies." property="og:description">
> it has happened in the past where engines have quit and windscreens have been broken. the real question is how did the plane get dispatched into such a heavy storm in the first place. >> a good question. richard quest, we did some checking. there are approximately 3,606 of their airbus a-320s in operation flying around in the united states, all over the world and i guess a lot of people are wondering since we don't know what happened to this specific airasia a-320. Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
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be a basic. no pilot should ever find himself in a situation for which he's not been trained and exposed a weakness that's been slowly corrected but not fast enough. >> "the wall street journal" reporting that the nypden meteorologist indonesian meteorologists are blaming icing which could have damaged the jet. are you buying that. >> it has happened in the past where engines have quit and windscreens have been broken. the real question is how did the plane get dispatched into such a heavy storm in the first place. >> a good question. richard quest, we did some checking. there are approximately 3,606 of their airbus a-320s in operation flying around in the united states, all over the world and i guess a lot of people are wondering since we don't know what happened to this specific airasia a-320.