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hwy19man · 03-25-2015, 03:45 PM

Remi Jouty, director of the French aviation investigative agency said the plane was flying "until the end" and was at 1,820 metres just before it smashed into the mountainside, well below its previous cruising altitude of about 11,500 metres.

Investigators were zooming in on two key minutes Tuesday — 10:30-10:31 a.m. — said Segolene Royal, a top government minister whose portfolio includes transport. From then on, air traffic controllers were unable to make contact with the plane.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/germanwings-flight-4u9525-search-back-on-for-flight-data-recorder-1.3008432

03-25-2015, 03:45 PM	#39
hwy19man Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2006 Exp:	Remi Jouty, director of the French aviation investigative agency said the plane was flying "until the end" and was at 1,820 metres just before it smashed into the mountainside, well below its previous cruising altitude of about 11,500 metres. Investigators were zooming in on two key minutes Tuesday — 10:30-10:31 a.m. — said Segolene Royal, a top government minister whose portfolio includes transport. From then on, air traffic controllers were unable to make contact with the plane. http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/germanwings-flight-4u9525-search-back-on-for-flight-data-recorder-1.3008432 __________________ ---------- must show all Flames games nationally when they play on Saturdays, Mondays, and Wednesdays !!!