Another day, another catastrophic plane disaster
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I wonder what the plane model wa--
Damn. Reset the clock.
The 737 is going down in history as an example of how feminism / DEI kills.
Had to.
Got report that at least 28 dead which I'm hoping means everyone else is either OK or in hospital.
But yeah...if I need to travel I might book a room on a merchant vessel to travel to another continent, apparently that's a thing you can do and they have bigger rooms than cruise liners but you may have to deal with being...horizontal...
That huge fireball at the end didn’t look promising
From some of the images looks like the tail section broke off on impact so easier to escape from or be ripped away before the explosion
As of writing this, 2 known survivors, a flight attendant and a passenger.
I can almost guarantee that the flight attendant who survived was the one sitting in the reverse crew seat at the back.
Jesus Christ! What the fuck did they hit?!! Those airports should have giant open fields for this exact reason. That is a survivable crash.
The wall. And yes a open field would have given it better odds but as always there is not enough space just good enough for landing. Not crash landing
Why is there a wall and not a fence?
Probably to prevent access a bit more than a fence. Also the area around it is farmland/low density housing.
Any causes? Generic pilot error? Women pilot? ATC mess up? Engine issue? Boeing jet?
Landing gear didn’t deploy so seems like maintenance issue or airplane issue
Might be a hydraulics issue then. Most likely a part completely broke and got missed during inspection. Someone’s going to be in big trouble.
If it's anything like the Sewol disaster, all the higher-ups and government officials will pass blame to save face, until that doesn't work anymore and a scapegoat gets suicided innawoods somewhere.
I read that as "genetic pilot error."
I think that's enough internet for today.
Russia, of course.
“Our mission at Boeing is fear. The only people who should be more afraid of death than the passengers of a 737 are the employees who build our planes.” - Boeing
It's maximum deaths, only 2 or 3 survivors
I don't know who decided to call people in planes "souls" but I always find it interesting
Is anyone surprised?