Jake Delhomme Weighs In On The Panthers Upcoming Offseason
Former Panthers QB Jake Delhomme joined Kyle Bailey as he discussed the journey ahead for the Panthers in a busy offseason full of questions.
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Former Panthers QB Jake Delhomme joined Kyle Bailey as he discussed the journey ahead for the Panthers in a busy offseason full of questions.
Steve Smith Sr. joined Kyle Bailey to look ahead to a crucial offseason with a lot of unknown questions for the Panthers.
The fuselage or even worse that large piece would break off and then hit the tail at a very high speed that could very often be catastrophic. that would be the big fear is that a part would break off and hit another critical component of the airplane. court pretty much was start peeling back and damage critical structures on the aircraft itself. arthel: listen, there are a lot of questions to be answered. maybe we'll come back as some of these questions are answered for your analysis and help us get through it, kyle thank you for joining us. >> thanks arthel. before prep republican presidentia...
737 and plane and service america 56, united 74, southwest 215. obviously safety is a priority, kyle but who is more culpable here? each airline, that they regulators or boeing? >> the interesting thing with this particular it's only an airplane a few months old. norman to see it rapid loss of cabin pressure we see this with airplanes that have been around for 10, 15, 20 years of that's usually a result of the fatigue from the take offs and that landings and the constant pressurization cycles on the airplane. in this case we have a relatively brand-new airplane. so just speculating there's pro...
Another good reminder while you should always wear a seatbelt you never know it happens, christina thank you. arthel: for more on this let's bring in pilot former faa safety team representative kyle bailey. so at first, what will this safety team's check first in their investigation? >> good afternoon arthel. they are pretty much going to be going over all of these parts that are remaining with a fine tooth comb looking at the seals but looking at the metal under a microscope. and just examining everything they can. abba said there are some parts that were injected from the airplane hopefully ...