POV plane crash. NSFW

[Da King]

And I got a flight tomorrow with this image in my head

 

[concise]

You trying tell me that there hasn't been a innovation to reduce the deaths when a plane crash???

How about attaching a giant parachute to every plane that deploys if the plane loses power?

Plane lost power and they were all dead in less than 5 seconds, man. It's too late at that point.

 

[dtownreppin214]

And I got a flight tomorrow with this image in my head

You’re more likely to die on the way to the airport from the thousands of people around you texting/driving.

 

[mag357]

I watch Air Crash investigations and i'd say its 50/50 mechanical to human error.

It's rarely ever said to be mechanical.
There's no reason to say mechanical error because everything can be somehow traced back to human or pilot error.

 

[mag357]

That's cause more often than not it is.

How would u know?

Are u involved in the investigation process of these crashes

 

[Mike Nasty]

How would u know?

Are u involved in the investigation process of these crashes

Are you? Can you explain why it wasn't a feathered prop that caused the stall?

 

[bnew]

You trying tell me that there hasn't been a innovation to reduce the deaths when a plane crash???

How about attaching a giant parachute to every plane that deploys if the plane loses power?

the parachute is too expensive.i think they even had a design to separate the passenger cabin from the plane but it's too expensive.

 

[Geek Nasty]

You trying tell me that there hasn't been a innovation to reduce the deaths when a plane crash???

How about attaching a giant parachute to every plane that deploys if the plane loses power?

Cirrus does this the problem is it’s really expensive and you have to repack them every 5-10 years For about $10K

 

[Dzali OG]

the parachute is too expensive.i think they even had a design to separate the passenger cabin from the plane but it's too expensive.

Cirrus does this the problem is it’s really expensive and you have to repack them every 5-10 years For about $10K

nikka they better figure it out...tf!!!! I don't care how expensive it is and I want it repacked weekly!!!!

 

[mag357]

Are you? Can you explain why it wasn't a feathered prop that caused the stall?

Unless u were involved with the investigations u don't know any truth behind any findings.
if they wanted to they can say human error played apart in any malfunction.

They are pretty much going to tell u it was pilot error the majority of the time to keep people feeling like flying is safe.
If u knew how much sht breaks and how much the pilots have to do to keep them hunks of metal from plummeting to the ground.
People wouldn't have much trust in the system

 

[mag357]

You trying tell me that there hasn't been a innovation to reduce the deaths when a plane crash???

How about attaching a giant parachute to every plane that deploys if the plane loses power?

I feel like they have this already.
Or maybe I've seen someone discussing it.
Some sort of detachable fuselage with a parachute

 

[Mike Nasty]

Unless u were involved with the investigations u don't know any truth behind any findings.
if they wanted to they can say human error played apart in any malfunction.

They are pretty much going to tell u it was pilot error the majority of the time to keep people feeling like flying is safe.
If u knew how much sht breaks and how much the pilots have to do to keep them hunks of metal from plummeting to the ground.
People wouldn't have much trust in the system

 

[mag357]

Ok... I'm dumb. And I don't know what I'm talking about.
Gotcha

 

[Mike Nasty]

Explain ur "feathered prop causing the stall" question bruh

I was asking you to explain why it wasn't a feathered prop, since you know it's always a mechanical and not pilot error









I know you're not going to watch this, but I'll post it anyway.

 

[mag357]

I was asking you to explain why it wasn't a feathered prop, since you know it's always a mechanical and not pilot error









I know you're not going to watch this, but I'll post it anyway.

Sometimes y'all gotta chill. And read. Comprehend.

I Did not say it is always mechanical error, not pilot error.
What did I say bro?
I said they will pretty much always say it is pilot error.

And my point is... U won't know what da fck really happened because ur not doing the investigation. Ur just relying on them to tell ur their findings.

But I will definitely watch the video in a little while.
Thank you

Edit. I'm definitely gonna be watching the video later cause I was just thinking there would have to be an alarm or even a sound from the prop in a condition change like that in flight
But I'll check it out later