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Doing A Collision By The Book

Steve Scott

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

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Opposites Attract: Seeking Closure Down In Brazil As the investigation into the fatal midair collision of the GOL 737 and the Embraer Legacy over Brazil's Mato Grosso jungle proceeds, definite facts are beginning to emerge. Mixed in with these facts are more nebulous assertions. Because these assertions are being published by reputable Brazilian periodicals, it's worth examining them as well, in an attempt to get the complete picture of what went so horribly wrong. GOL airlines Flight 1907, a new…

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