POV plane crash. NSFW
- Thread starter Ethnic Vagina Finder
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Heafcliffe
Hope there's puddin' in the clink...
Oh naw, b.
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
Flight 809 all over again. 
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Despite this, I still wanna ride on an airplane someday Had to take Amtrak from NYC to FL and man that was an miserable experience and I love trains 
Someone on the Amtrak sub Reddit wanted a cross country HSR express train from NYC to LA and even posters in that sub was like, dude we already have that, there called airplanes breh
Also it feels like the various U.S based airlines are safer than the ones in other countries. When the last time a passgener plane crashed in the U.S, AA flight 587 in 2001?
Overseas airline safety seems like a crap shoot.
Had to take Amtrak from NYC to FL and man that was an miserable experience and I love trains Someone on the Amtrak sub Reddit wanted a cross country HSR express train from NYC to LA and even posters in that sub was like, dude we already have that, there called airplanes breh
Also it feels like the various U.S based airlines are safer than the ones in other countries. When the last time a passgener plane crashed in the U.S, AA flight 587 in 2001?
Overseas airline safety seems like a crap shoot.
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They gotta start putting the disclaimer that nsfw posts can’t be embedded directly. Every post nikkas think the link is broken.
You can look at it on IG directly
That panic before the crash. The helplessness of being trapped and strapped in to a multi-ton dart going down to your doom. fukking nuts.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
Despite this, I still wanna ride on an airplane someday
Someone on the Amtrak sub Reddit wanted a cross country HSR express train from NYC to LA and even posters in that sub was like, dude we already have that, there called airplanes breh
Also it feels like the various U.S based airlines are safer than the ones in other countries. When the last time a passgener plane crashed in the U.S, AA flight 587 in 2001?
Overseas airline safety seems like a crap shoot.
you've NEVER been on a plane before?
He's a fukking goose breh, no shyt he ain't been on a plane
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Nope, grew up in NY + my mom is scared to fly + many vacation destinations being a short drive from NYC = Never been on an Airplane
OneManGang
Veteran
This is more common than people will admit but you have zero excuses at this point to not go travel brehNope, grew up in NY + my mom is scared to fly + many vacation destinations being a short drive from NYC = Never been on an Airplane
NYC IS the vacation destination ain’t shyt outside of that a vacation
Niagara don’t count
Born2BKing
Veteran
Wow, human error was the cause
On 28 December 2023, the final report was released. It reiterated the preliminary findings that the accidental change of position of both condition levers to the feathered position resulted in the loss of thrust, leading to the aerodynamic stall and crash. Some other contributing factors are also found, mostly human errors due to a high workload, lack of appropriate technical and skill-based training, ineffective crew resource management (CRM), lack of sterile cockpit discipline, and the non-compliance with standard operating procedures (SOP).[1][48]
Final report
[edit]On 28 December 2023, the final report was released. It reiterated the preliminary findings that the accidental change of position of both condition levers to the feathered position resulted in the loss of thrust, leading to the aerodynamic stall and crash. Some other contributing factors are also found, mostly human errors due to a high workload, lack of appropriate technical and skill-based training, ineffective crew resource management (CRM), lack of sterile cockpit discipline, and the non-compliance with standard operating procedures (SOP).[1][48]