Flying Conspiracy tales...

[TheGreenAnger]

SAA, in a pariah state.



Whatever the case a truly terrible thing for all the crew and passengers. Still shocking to listen to the CVR.

[Woody]

Plenty of rumours about this one.

https://simpleflying.com/aer-lingus-712-mystery/

[Fox3WheresMyBanana]

..and this one!

[tango15]

I've just finished writing a book about the Viscount and in the course of this, I've come across a number of unexplained accidents in which the type was involved, including one of which I witnessed myself. (G-AMOL at Speke).
I find it odd that Aer LIngus' maintenance would be questioned. I worked a lot with them in the 60s and 70s, including numerous trips to Dublin, and although I'm not n engineer, I always thought their maintenance to be very good. Lingus also lost a Viscount on a training flight under mysterious circumstances:

https://aviation-safety.net/database/re ... 19670622-1

[Wodrick]

I've worked extensively with Aer Lingus for many years, including an A330 course in Dublin. Always a very cool operation IMHO.

[tango15]

I've worked extensively with Aer Lingus for many years, including an A330 course in Dublin. Always a very cool operation IMHO.