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To: Dragon 1 who wrote (20369)	7/17/1999 4:18:00 PM
From: HairBall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Dragon 1: Sad story, but no Market mover. People will die all over this country this weekend with even sadder stories...but will not get the coverage, heck most will get no coverage! That is even a sadder story... Regards, LG

To: Dragon 1 who wrote (20369)	7/17/1999 5:44:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

<OT> His death is tragic, but I can't see how it would effect the market. What gets me is the news media and all the so called experts who are second guessing it, while I keep waiting to see if they will say that he made that flight before. There is an unwritten rule you don't make a night flight into a place that you haven't flown into in the daytime, they seem to be missing taht point. You can do it legally but it's fool hardy. I'm not a pilot but the same rule applies to taking a boat into a new harbor, you want at least one trip in daylight as if anything goes wrong you won't get disoriented as easy. I think the finding of the suitcase says they didn't make it, but I still want to know if this was his first flight into taht airport, and if so why he wasn't talked out of doing it at night. Jim