Lion Air plane crash (again)

[Mister Fork]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/lion-air-plane-explosion-kills-8-in-philippines-including-1-canadian-1.5514065

I’m sure they’ll find some way to blame Boeing 

[Arlo]

Being an Agusta aircraft, that'd be a neat trick. My heart goes out to the families of those lost.

[TyFoo]

I don’t think that is a correct description of the aircraft. Agusta was a helicopter manufacturer. Westwind 24s were manufactured by Aero Commander.

The article states that Lion Air of Indonesia already posted a disclaimer that the Philippine Company is not related to their airline company.

[Arlo]

Aero Commander, then (which ceased aircraft production in 1986). Either way, I don't see a Boeing liability.

[TyFoo]

I was referring to the news article. . . . . . . .

[Arlo]

I was referring to the news article. . . . . . . .

Mmmmok.

[Meatwad]

It caught the Boeinga virus from a Boeing that did not follow social distancing

[Busher]

Actually Arlo, Aero Commander had sold the rights to the Jet Commander to Israeli Aircraft Industries. They improved upon the design and re-named it Westwind.

I'd post a photo if I could figure out how.

[Arlo]

Fine. OK. Boeing's going down. 

[bustr]

[Arlo]

Had to resize to see without (too much)scrolling. 

[Busher]

Ya that's it.... heavily modified mind you... but that ugly little f'er.

[Ack-Ack]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/lion-air-plane-explosion-kills-8-in-philippines-including-1-canadian-1.5514065

I’m sure they’ll find some way to blame Boeing 

Not the same company.  While both share the same name, different airline.