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"In a twist of fate, Ryszard Chmielewski, the flight engineer, was scheduled to fly to Warsaw on that day; because he suffered from jet lag and insufficient rest after the previous flight, he switched shifts with one of his colleagues and flew out of New York one day later. Seven years later, as a flight engineer and instructor, monitoring the progress of flight engineer Wojciech Kłossek, he was on board of LOT Flight 5055, which crashed killing all 183 people on board."
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"In a twist of fate, Ryszard Chmielewski, the flight engineer, was scheduled to fly to Warsaw on that day; because he suffered from jet lag and insufficient rest after the previous flight, he switched shifts with one of his colleagues and flew out of New York one day later. Seven years later, as a flight engineer and instructor, monitoring the progress of flight engineer Wojciech Kłossek, he was on board of LOT Flight 5055, which crashed killing all 183 people on board." -
Damn... thats a piece of boxing history i didnt know.
Thx for the post iceman always good to read some good storys as opposed to all the hate that its posted on this site.Comment
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