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@AsiaCel @Lv99_BixNood @Biowaste Removal
Lifefuel for ricecels.
@AsiaCel @Lv99_BixNood @Biowaste Removal
Super based. Normies felt actual despair for the first time
Psyop
Safest Boeing plane
Boeing airplanes are trash @Corvus
Love to see it.
Aren’t most planes Boeing
There have been surprisingly many plane Crashes the last few months
Don't plane crashes occur everyday? What's special with this?
no nigga, plane crashes with hundreds of dead people don't occur every day
Thousands of hundreds die everyday
They were part of statistics and died in another way
Normfags, I couldn't care less tbh pal
How did it fall
What a fun way to die
the plane crashed
Rip
Looks like their hydraulics failed as well as their auxiliary power unit.
If their hydraulics were working the landing gear, flaps, and reverse thrusters would've been deployed. If they lost power due to a bird strike of both the engines, they would've at least had an auxiliary power unit to power the electronics for a while.
They say that flying is the safest form of travel by far which is true. But that doesn't mean that these don't happen from time to time.
Pilots are paid a lot because of situations like these. They have seconds and minutes to correct things to save lives. Think about the mechanic that fixes your car. He can take his sweet ass time diagnosing the problem. Airline pilots and onboard flight engineers don't have that luxury and have to act fast as well as make the right decisions. If there was a body of water nearby I think their chances of survival would've been far better if the pilots ditched the plane on the ocean.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pX8YxVb2Dc
If their hydraulics were working the landing gear, flaps, and reverse thrusters would've been deployed. If they lost power due to a bird strike of both the engines, they would've at least had an auxiliary power unit to power the electronics for a while.
They say that flying is the safest form of travel by far which is true. But that doesn't mean that these don't happen from time to time.
Pilots are paid a lot because of situations like these. They have seconds and minutes to correct things to save lives. Think about the mechanic that fixes your car. He can take his sweet ass time diagnosing the problem. Airline pilots and onboard flight engineers don't have that luxury and have to act fast as well as make the right decisions. If there was a body of water nearby I think their chances of survival would've been far better if the pilots ditched the plane on the ocean.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pX8YxVb2Dc
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Karakatoa is rizzing up the air
Better be by the bootstraps then hung by Boeing hopelessness.
Airbuses me
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Horrible to see this happen. What a sad way to die. Seeing this just before I have to fly on a 737 is funny.
It's weird because these are not the 737MAX's but the old 737's that have been flying flawlessly for decades. I think there is something funny going on with the parts they use to do repairs, probably some fake shit they get for cheaper.
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With how many that have had random issues recently, there absolutely has to be something going on. As you said, cheap parts or cheaper quality control teams sounds likely.
they're using DEI hire monkeys to build the planes, that's why
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