55 commercial flights from different countries flew the same route over war zone. We need the name of the Eurocontrol official who created this path and some very good explanations, why did he do it
Posted on | July 18, 2014 | 3 Comments
MH17 WASN’T THE ONLY ONE FLYING OVER DANGER ZONE: 55 OTHER AIRCRAFT ALSO DID ON THE SAME DAY
A Singapore Airlines passenger plane was flying just 15 miles away from flight MH17 when it was shot out of the sky over Ukraine.
Data from Flightradar24.com reveals the Copenhagen to Singapore flight was in airspace above the dangerous Donetsk region just two minutes before a surface-to-air missile hit the Malaysia Airlines plane on Thursday.
Figures also reveal 55 planes – including six flights from London’s Heathrow Airport – flew over the war zone on the same day the tragedy happened.
The flights were still operating in the conflict zone despite warnings from as far back as April from the UN’s International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) about potential risks to commercial planes.

Read more: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2696975/Putin-blames-Ukraine-loss-Flight-MH17-298-innocent-souls-DOESNT-deny-Russian-separatists-shot-missile-McCain-warns-Hell-pay.html#ixzz37qNafyLh
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July 18th, 2014 @ 11:24 am
This happened on a day of heightened nationalist fervor in Russia as it was the anniversary of the execution of the tsar and most of his family. Under Putin there is a great anti gay movement in Russia….could this flight have been singled out on this particular day as AIDS researchers were on it? Are there ANY coincidences?
July 18th, 2014 @ 11:54 am
don’t know
July 18th, 2014 @ 1:07 pm
In April, the International Civil Aviation Organisation advised carriers to consider alternative routes after outlining ‘the possible existence of serious risks to the safety of international civil flights’.
On Monday, Eurocontrol – the body that coordinates all traffic across European airspace – sent out an official note to airmen, known as a Notam, repeating the warning and saying it ‘strongly advises’ avoiding the airspace.
But many carriers continued to use the route because it was shorter and therefore cheaper.
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