John Cox
John Cox is the CEO of Safety Operating Systems, an aviation safety consulting firm, who commented on the rarity of aircraft incidents like the Delta Airlines flight that flipped upside down during landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
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Indonesia:
John Cox, a safety aviation expert, mentioned that he often flew in and out of Ronald Reagan Airport since the late 1970s.
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Brazil:
John Cox states that there is no conclusive evidence about which part of the airplane is the safest.
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Saudi Arabia:
John Cox is an American aviation safety expert commenting on the plane's landing.
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Canada:
John Cox, a veteran pilot, commented on the hard landing of the plane and the concerns investigators will be looking into.
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Mexico:
John Cox stated that the CRJ-900 is a reliable aircraft that has been in service for decades.
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Guyana:
U.S. aviation safety expert and pilot John Cox said there was an average crosswind of 19 knots (22 mph) from the right as it was landing.
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Taiwan:
John Cox, CEO of aviation safety consulting firm Safety Operating Systems, said the CRJ-900 is a proven aircraft that has been in service for decades.
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Pakistan:
US aviation safety expert and pilot John Cox said there was an average crosswind of 19 knots (22 mph) from the right as it was landing.
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India:
John Cox, CEO of aviation safety consulting firm Safety Operating Systems, raised questions about the missing wing of the plane.
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Norway:
John Cox, the CEO of Safety Operating Systems, commented on the rarity of such incidents and the need for investigation into the missing wing.
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