Originally Posted by
franklin_m
Three total loss crashes of the same type-model-series, all flown by the same pilot, all specially certified by the same organization. It's a design failure, a manufacturing failure, a pilot failure, or an inspection failure. What it's not is a coincidence.
More spin and parsing of words. Three crashes of three different airframes, at different times, in different places. The plane was no doubt inspected,but you have no evidence it was done by the same person (doubtful it was). At least you added one more option. The only factor that is similar is that it was the same pilot. Crashes happen, and there isn't a doubt in my mind you have crashed three different aircraft over 10 years. What isn't a coincidence is you taking one persons crashes and somehow managing to tie it into some shortcoming of the AMA. Reminds me of the 6 Degrees of Kevin Bacon, only in this case it always leads back to blame, and the AMA.