If I lost a jetliner, then I would try REALLY HARD to find it.
With sincere and passionate respect for the relatives of those who flew on MH370, three questions still remain.
1) Why have Boeing (the manufacturer of the missing jetliner) still not made any public statement that was worth writing down on a cigarette packet?
2) Why have Malaysian Airlines (the owner of the missing jetliner) still not made any public statement that was worth worth writing down on a cigarette packet?
3)Why have all respected world news agencies still not made any public statement that was worth worth writing down on a cigarette packet?
Are we witnessing a ‘new dawn’ for public relations initiatives? The silence is both astonishing and inept. It is not acceptable for either Boeing nor MA to argue that they are doing much for the relatives behind the scenes. They are clearly not. Hotels are cheap as a shield against being sued into bankruptcy.
The “Holiday Inn Upgrade” offers stink of corporate lawyers being too scared to do the right thing and thrusting money in the place of honesty and integrity.
Boeing: You are pushing the cause of air-crash investigation back over sixty years through your reluctance to share files.
Malaysian Airlines: Remember Pan Am?
BBC Worldwide: If you can’t sell it, sit on it.
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All I can think is that maybe none of them smoke?
Could it get more preposterous? If I dreamed this and told everybody about it, people would say, now that’s about the craziest dream I’ve ever heard.