yoloc wrote: » Hates watching stuff like that because im flying in a few weeks.
KevIRL wrote: » Worse again to read about while mid flight to NYC.
yoloc wrote: » ~Ballix, them airline companies know eventually planes are going to fall out of the sky. Its just cheaper to pay of the victims families rather than re design the whole plane to make it safer
wretcheddomain wrote: » News just in that a 40,000ft water spout has just erected itself, roaming the mid-Atlantic, behaving erratically and unpredictably. Not trying to concern you in the slightest.
KevIRL wrote: » Lol. Flight is a domestic one, new Orleans to new York, so should be safe from that thankfully
Strawberry Milkshake wrote: » Are you being a naughty boy Kev, using your phone mid flight?
wretcheddomain wrote: » Reports in that all passengers have been accounted for.
It's gonna make for a class episode of Air Crash Investigations though!
wretcheddomain wrote: » Do you hope crashes happen so a new series of ACI can be made?
Jake1 wrote: » 2 comfirmed deadhttp://www.ktvu.com/videos/news/ktvu-live-news/vtSfR/?updated
wretcheddomain wrote: » Hopefully this figure doesn't rise any higher - wasn't expecting it given how we discovered people were walking away unscathed.
Lingua Franca wrote: » Utter nonsense. Plane crashes are extremely rare and the overwhelming majority of them are down to a chain of unpredictable errors. Planes are frequently redesigned and constantly maintained. If planes were expected to eventually fall out of the sky plane crashes would be common. ...and no one would want to fly ...and the aeroplane manufacturers and airlines would go out of business.
Nimrod 7 wrote: » No it was a passenger plane. Asiana 214 from SeoulGood pic Tail section is gone, the undercarriage seems to have collapsed or came off and there's a crack through the middle. It's lucky it stopped when it did.
Deleted User wrote: » NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you can clearly see plenty of dopes grabbed their baggage before they got out. Probably held everyone else up at the back AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nimrod 7 wrote: » I facepalmed when I saw that They're supposed to leave everything and get out asap(barefoot?) and then people go off and try to save their bags possibly slowing down other people.
NuckingFacker wrote: » Uhh, no.
There have been several inherent faults with B****** that simply would cost too much to put right, and don't happen that often, but do happen - eg rudder jam hard right, and are just semi-ignored. SIL is an aircraft mechanic and is very antsy about flying. So am I(antsy), but the incidences are just so infrequent. Cabling routed through fuel tanks is the undeniable, before anyone shoots me down...
Lingua Franca wrote: » Which part of my post were you disagreeing with?Directive about the rudder issue ordering that it be fixed by 2002, and there hasn't been an incident since 1999.