The Singapore Air disaster continues raising questions this
week among aviation officials, and from surviving passengers. Many
wonder how they'll get on with their lives after they put the initial
trauma aside.
I spoke with Mary Kale this week. She, her husband and son all
survived the Sioux City, Iowa crash back in 1989. One of that
plane's engines exploded in-flight, and then the plane broke apart
while attempting to land.
Mary now uses her experience from the ordeal to help other flyers.
She's a member of the National Air Disaster Alliance and Foundation,
which lobbies for flight safety. And while she's moved on with her
life, she tells us, she still has vivid recollections of the day her
plane went down.
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