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This really was a tragedy for the freight industry.My condolences to the families of both the fedex pilots. I read somewhere that most cargo carriers are having load & trim related issues when operating out of China !! hope someone's casual error did not contribute to this tragedy.
Posted by: Amit Nath | April 14, 2009 at 05:14 AM