Yes, from my very first retrievee I got a date which was about one year ahead. I, too, hadn't thought about that this could be possible. At TMI a trainer said that this happens, as time there is not time here.

Spooky

All comments are very much appreciated. Today I note that evidence regarding the bodies retrieved from the ocean suggests that this plane broke apart in the sky. The bodies found, 95% of them, according to this article, show evidence of distinct types of trauma having occurred before having fallen from a great height. This is not pleasant to contemplate, but this is how I also 'see' it. Apologies if the article offends, but anything we find out regarding this incident seems important to me.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe/06/19/france.brazil.crash/index.html

Conclusions are being drawn by a second team of investigators regarding the crash, and I quote from

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8130989.stm

"an examination of the recovered wreckage led them to believe the plane probably hit the water "in the direction of flight and with a strong vertical acceleration".
BBC transport correspondent Tom Symonds said if the plane had broken up in the air, pieces of the fuselage would have been found twisted in a variety of directions.
Instead they showed signs of compression in one direction, resulting from the plane hitting the water on its belly.
Life jackets found in the wreckage had not been inflated, indicating that the passengers had little warning of a water landing."

So, rather than a mid-air breakup, according to this report, it is most probable that the plane was descending extremely rapidly immediately before the crash, belly down, before impacting, so that the passengers did not have time to react, to inflate life jackets, etc.