So the plane committed suicide

China doesnt like to talk about the wiggers at all.

maintained by CCP mechanics,
maintained with CCP manufactured parts,
Piloted By CCP pilots,
Sorry homies, that bitch WAS a boeing, then it became Chinese trash, that became literal Chinese trash.

the pilot was made in china, I thought you japs were supposed to be smart

90% of the planes in the sky are Boeing or Airbuss.

95% of all planes in the Sky use UK or US engines.

Thats how big the duopoly is and nobody is even close to challenging it.

kek underrated

Isn't this the pajeet programmed nose dive plane? The airplane autopilot thinks it is stalling and to gain speed it dives.

there are no real japanese here. Hes an expat

Kek retard thinks the pilot can destroy a plane mid air

Nah, it's the generation before the Max. Still relatively new, went into service in 2016. My money's on allahu ackbar or the plane striking something for such sudden failure. Usually bad maintenance or malfunction shows smaller signs of abnormality first

If it is Boeing's fault then it could not have been China's fault.

uhm excuse me, pirot was made in a rab in US miritary base

Boeing is an American company.

Who was the VIP onboard?

Pilot was too fucking lazy to fly out into the Indian Ocean and disappear, like a good Muslim.

The person who maintains and flies the plane wasn’t American

No this is the old reliable 737-800. It's kind of legendary for it. It hasn't had a single thing go wrong so far. The one you mean is the 737 MAX that had it's whole geometry altered to have bigger better engines but the entire plane is unbalanced because of it.

This plane has not had a single fatal crash caused by the plane it self all of it was Pilot Errors like lading in shitty weather and crashing, mid air collisons because of pilot errors and thats basically it.

The problems it has that didn't cause any fatalities were bird strikes, bad weather etc...

There is a single problem this aircraft had it all it's lifetime and it's

August 20, 2007: China Airlines Flight 120, a 737-800 inbound from Taipei, caught fire shortly after landing at Naha Airport on the Japanese island of Okinawa. There were no fatalities. Following this accident, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued an Emergency Airworthiness Directive (EAD) on August 25 ordering inspection of all Boeing 737NG series aircraft for loose components in the wing leading edge slats within 24 days. On August 28, after initial reports from these inspections, the FAA issued a further EAD requiring a detailed borescope inspection within 10 days, and an explicit tightening of a nut-and-bolt assembly within 24 days

This is probably like the chink vid where the guy grabs the wheel of the bus and drives off a cliff. But in a plane.

No dude it's a 737-800 these things are flying all the way since April 1998. It's ancient.

do you even know shit about 737 maintenance?

"Last year, China’s airlines recorded 100 million continuous hours of safe flight—the longest of any nation’s civilian aviation industry"

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