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Yes, glad to see they all survived, but honestly . . . if I were those folks, no way I would be interested in getting into a small plane again. Losing their son, then a close call themselves . . . I dunno. I expect they do a lot of flying on small planes, so that doubtless changes the odds for something happening, but still . . . just don't think I would want to be on a small plane again. I would personally feel I was tempting fate, even tho I know that is probably not the most rational thinking.
Again, glad everyone walked away without serious injuries.
If ever I was about to get on a plane and saw that a Hendrick or Jack Roush was also getting on, I'd turn and walk away.
All tastless kidding aside, I'm glad they all are okay. That had to be EXTRA rough to go through with what's happened in the past Gosh, I couldn't even imagine.
Rick is back in the hospital due to his injuries suffered in the crash.
Rick Hendrick admitted to Charlotte area hospital - Local News - Charlotte, NC - msnbc.com (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45137154/ns/local_news-charlotte_nc/ - broken link)
I would think they would be smart enough not to fly into bad weather...I guess money can't buy everything including brains..
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