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These things have happened across the years; however, we've seen more if it within the last year or so. The ship Costa Concordia hit the rocks, sank, and took over 30 lives, yet the captain lived. Asiana 214, while approaching San Francisco, landed on the rocky embankment, short of the paved runway, and took several lives, injured people, and demolished the plane, yet those in the cockpit survived. More recently, a ferry in Korea capsized and also took many lives, and the ferry's navigational staff survived.

Here's the article on Asiana 214 via a link ...

Asiana Pilots Didn't Understand Automated System: NTSB - NBC News

I often wonder how people who were found culpable of some type of negligence deal with having caused a traumatic event of that level. Generally speaking, we don't hear much about them after these events. I wonder how they cope.

 

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I happened to see this today and sort of flashed back to all the news coverage it got. I know that airport well. I wonder what things look and feel like for the pilots, the service staff, and the passengers who survived.