oxygen cylinders on board passenger aircraft

www.airplanecrash-lawyer.com The FAA confirmed that it was examining a particular Continental Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Houston. The flight was in charge of chemical oxygen cylinders, which are made similar to cans of the ValuJet crash in the Florida Everglades in 1996, responsible. The FAA following a crash that took action by banning all oxygen canisters as cargo on commercial flights. Seven small canister disarmed in a non-Airline sealed box "found on boardThe Continental flight. Aviation Attorney Paul Hedlund, whose law firm Baum Hedlund represented more victims of ValuJet Flight 592 crash, he said, flight oxygen. "After the terrible, terrible tragedy in ValuJet I can not see any oxygen to get close to the basket full, empty, closed, not only disarmed, disarmed not makes no difference .... They can not, under any circumstances with the passengers" .