>switch from carbon steel to stainless steel cable, so it’s more resistant to the saline environment it operates it
>move a barrier so you can park easier
>20 dead, no survivors
Switch from carbon steel to stainless steel cable, so it’s more resistant to the saline environment it operates it
Jose Gomez
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Jose Cooper
>guy forgets to lube a jackscrew
>88 people die
Mason Diaz
is that a real poster? pretty dark even for them
Gabriel Brown
>even for them
theyre metal as fuck
Joseph Jenkins
First one I pulled off of google, looks official. This show had made me more confident and more terrified of flying at the same time. How?
Christopher Perry
what was his fucking problem?
Charles Lee
For me it's because look at all of the major incidents with American carriers. We just don't see large planes crashing in America like we used to. Used to be you got a major incident like every couple of years. Like Tenerife to Delta 191, and now it feels quite rare.
Julian Wilson
cant wait til we get an episode of that latest chinese crash
sources say it was intentional
Parker Wood
for me, it's Blancolirio
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Jacob Reyes
It was simply The Pilot in plane form. The Pilot only had one life however, so he had to max.
Jordan Phillips
NTSB is one of the few Government agencies that's typically very good at what they do
Jackson Moore
True. Most major crash episodes that are in the states are pre-2000. I always think, “oh cool, at least they solved that one” when I see one of those.
That’s what got me watching/posting. Just saw that headline.
>wasp nest in pilot tube
>189 dead, no survivors
Caleb Peterson
unfortunately they don't have any legal authority over the industry
Justin Rodriguez
>and now it feels quite rare.
Crash studies wind up making airline travel safer.
Kevin Thompson
Saved to watch later friend
Alexander Garcia
yeah faa shows themselves to be as good as fda with the whole 737max debacle
Dominic Gonzalez
fortunately the people who do usually listen to them, also the industry itself generally has a vested interest in following their advise before it becomes legislation
Angel Jackson
oh yeah? Why not just lobby against the legislation, it's cheaper
Brandon Richardson
Ok, I’ll ask it, what about the max?
John Wood
those were just the last two videos. Here's an even better one youtu.be
Austin Mitchell
Well of course it was intentional, there are no mistakes in China.
Liam Myers
>daughter ods in her sleep
>Midair collision killing hundreds
Justin White
because it doesn't work, if there's one thing that will spurn the Government to act bipartisan and fast it's aviation safety, ESPECIALLY if there are incidents like crashes involved, we're onlly what two years removed from Boeing's 737 max debacle?
Connor Lopez
wut
Chase Martin
>what about the max?
boeing redeemed
Robert Sanchez
Wayfarer 515 was a 737 commercial airliner that collided with a chartered plane mid-flight. The disaster occured right above Albuquerque, New Mexico. All 167 people aboard both planes were killed. The incident was due to air-traffic controller error, the man responsible being Donald Margolis. Donald, still grief-stricken over the recent death of his daughter, Jane Margolis, failed to direct the charter plane JM21 out of the path of Wayfarer 515.