Billionaire father lets daughter sit in Helicopter Co-pilot's chair, pushes controls, No one survives

It was his destiny

I'm going to have a good laugh the day you come sulking in here lamenting the 3 dollar an hour Paki your former boss just gave your former job to.

It's coming mut. We all know it is.

For me being me and you being you

errmmm...

Keep holding your breath. Eventually you'll pass out. You actually have to be smart to have my job.

What does your utopia look like? Does it look like a place like India where you have an obscenely rich minority while the regular folk bath and urinate in the same water they drink? That's what I get from what you wrote. You sound like you don't think there should be a middle class or healthy small businesses, just billionaires and their servants.

horrible thing to happen....rest in peace

If that's what you got from what I said, then you're incredibly deluded, biased, and bigoted. Have a nice day!

Probably. They tend to underestimate the power of things outside their control.

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That's a bit harsh mate, we're not all scumbags ya know, just a few..:)

What I would really like to know is???How does anyone know this is how it all went down???????.

gravity always win

From the Daily Mail link in the OP.

"It was ‘highly likely’ that the child suddenly pushed down with her foot on the chopper’s 's controls, according to the November 7 report. Either Stewart or his pilot then quickly pulled up on the controls, causing the helicopter's main blades to bend and strike the aircraft's tail, the report said."

"The report's conclusion was immediately challenged by the lawyer for the pilot's family, who has blamed a faulty rotor blade for the crash, and by Stewart's company."

"The NTSB laid some blame on the pilot for not controlling his cockpit. For example, it found that Stewart liked to fly the craft even though he wasn't licensed for helicopters. The report faulted Morton for allowing such a violation."

A summary:

Corporate pilot hands the controls over to his unlicensed and unrated billionaire boss, who lets his 5 year old sit on his lap.

The aircraft then mysteriously performs a dangerous manouever resulting in the main rotor blades flexing and impacting the tail boom or tail rotor.

Corporate pilot, billionaire, trophy wife and a small child all burn.

The corporate lawyers decide that the blame lies with the manufacturer of the helicopter who they then sue. The finding of the government NTSB investigation is challenged because there is no money to be made from a freak accident resulting from neglect on the part of the pilot and his insistent passenger.

It's tragic that these people died, and if the pilot and his boss WERE in the wrong, surely they've paid their dues.

It's sad that the corporate types who are left are more interested in money than the truth. But I guess we couldn't really expect much more.

the kid's been saved a long incarnation in disgrace.

more money than sense i say.

No one lived from the crash. How the fuck do they know that the 5 y/o was sitting in his lap and pushing the controls? BULLSHIT!