Breaking: Boeing 737 in South Korea tries landing without landing gear and turns into ball of flames. 181 on board
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Also had it.
I’m sure pilot thought that if he landed as flat and straight as possible then the friction would slow them down before the frame failed. Problem was once you land, without the gear there’s no way to steer so you will be on whatever trajectory fate sets you on. Landing straight and flat wouldn’t be enough because the friction wouldn’t be even and it’ll pull you off course similar to hitting the water pooled on the side of the road. It snatched the plane and piled it off the tarmac and uneven ground to either dig or hit something.
Damn shame losing all those lives. My condolences to the families.
not no funny shyt. Coli got some smart mother fukkers in here….
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Just pick that seat in the back
I chose seats near the tail for all flights...
But if I'm not back on the coli after March just assume I died.
AC2259 St. John's to Halifax incident
Halifax International Airport is currently closed as Air Canada flight 2259, operating as Provincial Airlines flight 2259, had it's gear collapse upon landing this evening (Dec 28th). 77 souls evacuting currently on the runway and all Halifax Hospitals have been placed on code orange but I'm hearing no serious injuries, thank goodness
Halifax International Airport is currently closed as Air Canada flight 2259, operating as Provincial Airlines flight 2259, had it's gear collapse upon landing this evening (Dec 28th). 77 souls evacuting currently on the runway and all Halifax Hospitals have been placed on code orange but I'm hearing no serious injuries, thank goodness
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Boeing 737-800 experiences hydraulic failure, skids off runway in Norway
In the evening of Saturday, 28 December, a KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Boeing 737-800 (registered PH-BXM) operated flight KL1204 from Oslo, Norway to
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88m3
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Maybe the wrong term but any additional drag would be a positive. It doesn't even look like the plane slowed down prior to landing. I get he was focused on keeping the wings level but man
I have a flight in two months and it's on a Boeing 737...
Breh I got 2 flights in next month. Where is hyperloop when you need it
Looking at that crash I think the great majority of the passengers are dead. Wouldn't be surprised if it was all.
Yeah so far only two survivors and the death count keeps rising
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I went down a rabbit hole on YouTube about planes crashing and exploding n shyt, and this type shyt lowkey happens all the time. Not like everyday but enough to cause alarm.