Originally Posted By: oilyriser
The news media always reports plane crashes in groups of three, each separated by about a week. Why is this done? When did this tradition start?
It's highly ironic that all three have been because of the same thing: Stalls or about to be in a stall (the Hudson plane was gliding) due to a lack of power brought on by ice/birds/who knows on the Turkish 737-800.
Originally Posted By: Steve S
Crashes come is 3s see above.
I still say, buncombie!
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sometimes things happen in threes or fours or fives.
Plenty of slush in their analysis, including counting several crashes as one because of the related 911 cause.