Shocking Incident: Baby dies in International Jet Airways Flight

On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 18:27:12 -0700 (PDT) wrote:

:George and Bob,
:Answers to your query on the blog entry http://www.adityamohan.com/

Not at all.

My bet is that the parents are looking for an upgrade on their return and some
easy money.

:On Jul 29, 2:25*am, "Bob Myers" wrote:
: "grusl" wrote in message
: ...

: wrote in message
: ...
: What is the most shocking thing that you have ever experienced in
: life? For this parent, it was seeing their baby die in front of them.
: Their 4.5 month old son, Aditya, died on International Jet Airways
: flight 229 from Toronto on 17th June 2008 while the flight was landing
: in Delhi.

: It may be a "shocking incident," but is there even a shred
: of evidence that suggests fault on the part of the airline
: here?

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Babies belong on ANY aircraft, for ANY flight, and also belong on cruise
ships too.
WHAT MORONS!!!!!!

JB

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George and Bob,
Answers to your query on the blog entry http://www.adityamohan.com/

Sorry, read that before I posted. No answers there.
In fact, it would seem that the airline did everything they
could in this situation. I don't see anything there that
would imply fault on their part. It is certainly a tragedy,
but that by no means, by itself, means that anyone is at
fault here.

The really sad thing is, this is not unusual. Babies have died in their
cribs at night, healthy high school athletes have suddenly dropped dead on a
playing field.
Nothing indicates to me that the flight was unusual. Everyone was caught
off guard by this situation, so panic and confusion would be expected.

(jimbob) wrote in
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Babies belong on ANY aircraft, for ANY flight, and also belong
on cruise ships too.
WHAT MORONS!!!!!!

JB


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Huh

jimbob wrote:
Babies belong on ANY aircraft, for ANY flight, and also belong on cruise
ships too.
WHAT MORONS!!!!!!


Well, if it wasn't on the flight, it wouldn't have die on the plane.
If it had died on the ship as it was pulliing into port, they would have
blame the cruise line.

DO you know how to make a dead baby float?

In article ,
mrtravel wrote:

jimbob wrote:
Babies belong on ANY aircraft, for ANY flight, and also belong on cruise
ships too.
WHAT MORONS!!!!!!


Well, if it wasn't on the flight, it wouldn't have die on the plane.
If it had died on the ship as it was pulliing into port, they would have
blame the cruise line.

DO you know how to make a dead baby float?

Root beer and two scoops of dead baby.
rim shot

Hey Kurt..... not just root beer, but A&W Root Beer!


JB

In article ,
(jimbob) wrote:

Hey Kurt..... not just root beer, but A&W Root Beer!


JB

Oh, a traditionalist... and connesiour (g).

Kurt Ullman wrote:

In article ,
mrtravel wrote:


jimbob wrote:

Babies belong on ANY aircraft, for ANY flight, and also belong on cruise
ships too.
WHAT MORONS!!!!!!


Well, if it wasn't on the flight, it wouldn't have die on the plane.
If it had died on the ship as it was pulliing into port, they would have
blame the cruise line.

DO you know how to make a dead baby float?


Root beer and two scoops of dead baby.
rim shot

Yeah, a mug of root beer and two scoops of dead baby

jimbob wrote:

Hey Kurt..... not just root beer, but A&W Root Beer!


JB


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