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The entire thing was at the direct orders of the US. What isn’t “forced down” about being denied airspace until you need to make an emergency landing?
by spoonjim 5y ago
The entire thing was at the direct orders of the US. What isn’t “forced down” about being denied airspace until you need to make an emergency landing?
- azangru 5y ago> What isn’t “forced down” about being denied airspace until you need to make an emergency landing? reply I thought "forcing down" implies that the enforcer decides when and where you land. For all we know, Morales' plane could have turned around and flown back to Russia, I suppose? I don't know what his options were. But that Ryanair plane, as far as I understand, didn't have any options.