There’s another missing plane and viewers are anticipating CNN’s horrible coverage.
https://twitter.com/ChristopherRenz/status/549221234282872833
https://twitter.com/kyndalsutton/status/549221841248989184
#CNN is going full crazy with no info on another missing plane and we haven't even seen #DonLemon yet. #ObviouslyTheresASmellOfDonLemon
— Jason Winders (@Jason_Winders) December 28, 2014
Real headline: "Loved ones weep as they wait for word on fate of missing AirAsia plane. Watch live now on @CNN." wow pic.twitter.com/4Xrj6xpkKu
— Brent Mulligan (@brentmulligan) December 28, 2014
Looks like that creepy English "airline expert" should be getting a call from CNN at any moment
— DaveFromGP (@davefromgp) December 28, 2014
Phew! @richardquest is finally on @CNN providing aviation expertise. #whereistheplane
— Ellen Berlin (@ellenberlin) December 28, 2014
https://twitter.com/BogdanMisko/status/549246494822633472
Love that @CNN's go-to for aviation is Quest, who was busted for meth in Central Park w/ a rope tied to his genitals. http://t.co/ullYGP6b6L
— Blake Steck (@blakesteck) December 28, 2014
How many times can @cnnbrk @CNN report that a plane went down? Is there not any other news, instead of saying the same thing over & over!
— Virginia Velazquez (@SportsGirlVA) December 28, 2014
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Gentle suggestion to @CNN: Move on to reporting other stories and come back to the missing plane when they actually find it. #AirAsia
— Karen Hunter (@karenhunter) December 28, 2014
Not a chance.
Join me at 145pET on @CNN for more on the search for missing plane #AirAsia8501. We'll also look at the similarities between this & #MH370
— Nick Valencia (@CNNValencia) December 28, 2014
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