But flying experts have pointed out that it is not unusual for a pilot to own such a device.
He announced that the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII) had agreed to help local police investigate the killing and was flying experts to the island as soon as possible.
There was a risk to the crew when flying the Nimrod and there was a risk to British troops on the ground if the Nimrod did not fly, experts said.
Over all, Airbus planes are very safe to fly, experts say.
To recover from Sandy, the eastern/northeastern utilities flew in and continue to fly experts in from around the country (with some linemen coming from Illinois and even trucks coming in from PG&E in California) to assist with the repairs to the electricity grid.
Flying experts took pains on Friday to cast the accident as a fluke.
UNICEF and WFP are also flying in expert teams to remote locations that are cut off from humanitarian aid, in what is called Rapid Response Missions.
"Most people don't even notice them, but they do an incredible array of different things that are important to helping our ecosystem function," said Brian Brown, curator of entomology at the museum and a phorid fly expert.
Responding to the increase in infections, John Reid, the health secretary, announced plans this month to try to curb the infection rates, including flying in experts, installing hot lines by patients' bedsides so they can alert the cleaning staff if something is dirty, improving supervision of the cleaning staff and ensuring that hospitals publish and display their infection rates.
"Rubik's Cube moments" might come after pulling off a complicated food drive for the homeless; collaborating across functions for a creative presentation that wins a big client; flying technology experts to the rescue after a natural disaster to manage relief supplies; convincing bosses to try job-sharing instead of a layoff; or seeing a product prototype work for the first time.
