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I heard on the radio that a small plane from Chicago went missing in the fog
during a landing attempt at the Toronto City Centre Airport. This morning I see in the newspaper that the plane and the pilot have been located at the bottom of Lake Ontario. The plane was a Beechcraft that could seat six people. There has been no known reason, as yet, as to the cause of the crash, according to the article. I think this type of crash may be preventable, if it was due to poor visibility, by the construction of radio signal buoys parallel to the runways lights and a simple receiver on board light aircraft. Or visible laser beams criss crossing over the runway. All of this technology is available, is it not? |
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