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Search Results: ethiopian-crewEthiopian flight 409 was bombed! al-Qaida Terror suspect admitsPublished: Mar 28, 2010 by bini
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Ethiopian News
Note: Thank God! It is not the pilot and
everybody was sure that reports from some Lebanese officials was a fake,
Now it is time for the Truth We Ethiopians need the Truth, Here below
is what we find in the recent investigation status of the Ethiopian Jet.
....Read more HereInvestigators checking link to failed Christmas Day attack  LONDON – British intelligence agents have
reopened their investigation into the mysterious crash of an Ethiopian
Airlines passenger jet last February after a terror suspect taken into
custody in Saudi Arabia confessed it was bombed, according to a report
from Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin.The information came after the mass arrest of more than 100 al-Qaida terror suspects in the Middle East. The Boeing 737-8 plunged into the Mediterranean shortly after takeoff from Lebanon, killing all 92 passengers on board. Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad Hariri blamed pilot error. Ethiopian Airline officially dismisses pilot error report - Pilot last words also decodedPublished: Feb 20, 2010 by bini
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The Ethiopian Airlines on Friday dismissed as 'speculative', reports
that pilot error was behind the Beirut crash that killed 90 people in
January, saying investigations were likely to take long to reach
conclusions into the possible reasons behind the crash.
Ethiopian Airlines Chief Executive, Girma Wake, said the report of pilot error was 'speculative, speculative and speculative,' adding that the investigations were still continuing. Reacting to the latest reports that hinted pilot error was behind the crash of the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 jetliner, taking off from the Rafik Hariri Airport in Beirut, Wake said it was still too early to talk about human error as the sole cause of the accident. 'The investigations would have to come up with the report. We have to wait for the final report,' Wake told PANA Friday. Lebanese authorities said a preliminary investigation report on the cause of the flight ET 409 crash would be released over the next few days. Update 2 - Some of The crew of Ethiopian Flight 409 - In PicturePublished: Jan 28, 2010 by Helly
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Captain Habtamu Benti Negasa  Captain Habtamu Benti Negasa First Officer Alula Tamerat (Co-Pilot)  First Officer Alula Tamerat (Co-Pilot) Flight Attendant - Seble Gebretsadik  Flight Attendant - Seble Gebretsadik Flight Attendant Netsanet Yifru  Flight Attendant Netsanet Yifru Flight Attendant Gelila Gedion  Flight Attendant Gelila Gedion Flight Lead Attendant Seblewengel Seyoum   Flight Lead Attendant Seblewengel Seyoum Flight Attendant Helen Addissie  Flight Attendant Helen Addissie   First Officer Alula Tamerat - Photo 2 (Co-Pilot) Source: ER
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