CNN The Lead With Jake Tapper July 31, 2015 20:08:00
In the virtual room, and can analysts tell anything? >> even if the photos you can see the front edge doesn't seem to have a lot of damage form the back edge of it siem to have a good bit more. let's talk about this planes flying along at full altitude and in the process, the flaperon would be stowed in sort of a position like this in line with the wing. if that plane ran out of fuel, or was put into a steep dive as it gains speed from 500-plus miles an hour rocketing upward pushing 700 miles an hour which could create a great instability and a lot of vibration on the back of this flaperon in ...