Mar 22, 2022·4 repliesIt wasn't a max 8 (the ones that crashed due to cost-cutting before)
It was a regular 737. Apparently it nosedived, gained altitude, and then nosedived again. Probably crashed due to the crew or getting hijacked. Regular 737s don't malfunction like that.
Mar 22, 2022·1 replyWarriorIt wasn't a max 8 (the ones that crashed due to cost-cutting before)
It was a regular 737. Apparently it nosedived, gained altitude, and then nosedived again. Probably crashed due to the crew or getting hijacked. Regular 737s don't malfunction like that.
It really nosedived, gained altitude, and then nosedived again?
Holy s***, that must've been devastating for the passengers
- Mar 22, 2022
RIP
Mar 22, 2022·1 replyTheres a 737 accident every 6 months now. Just recall the damn planes you cheapskates
Mar 22, 2022·1 replythis is why i hate planes
- Mar 22, 2022·1 replyg6ntiana
It really nosedived, gained altitude, and then nosedived again?
Holy s***, that must've been devastating for the passengers
Yeah man
globalnews.ca/news/8700205/china-eastern-airlines-plane-crash-investigation-ongoing-explained
"The plane plunged to 7,400 feet (2,200 meters) before regaining about 1,200 feet (360 meters), then dived again."
Scary s***
Mar 22, 2022·1 replyRIP PRINCETheres a 737 accident every 6 months now. Just recall the damn planes you cheapskates
the boeing 737 has been flying for 50 years lol
- Mar 22, 2022·1 reply
down badNever getting on a Boeing
damn near every plane is a boeing
- Mar 22, 2022shane
damn near every plane is a boeing
True but airbus has been going nuts these past few years
Mar 22, 2022WarriorIt wasn't a max 8 (the ones that crashed due to cost-cutting before)
It was a regular 737. Apparently it nosedived, gained altitude, and then nosedived again. Probably crashed due to the crew or getting hijacked. Regular 737s don't malfunction like that.
Trying to hijack a plane is insane
Mar 22, 2022Boeing sounds more like the name of a pogo stick company
- Mar 22, 2022Warrior
Yeah man
https://globalnews.ca/news/8700205/china-eastern-airlines-plane-crash-investigation-ongoing-explained/
"The plane plunged to 7,400 feet (2,200 meters) before regaining about 1,200 feet (360 meters), then dived again."
Scary s***
Holy s***
I wonder what happened
Mar 22, 2022·edited
Scratchin Mamba737 too, happened with Ethiopia airlines as well, also a nosedive
They were cutting costs w their software to make more of a profit, yet they tried to blame the pilots for it, only a couple months ago have they accepted full responsibility for the crash
Rip to the victims fr
Edit: peep this video about how Boeing had this same crash happen twice before, trying to cut costs to outcompete Airbus
!https://youtu.be/H2tuKiiznsYthose were Maxes though, this is the more common 800 which has been in the air for like 25 years (which makes it even scarier tbh)
- Mar 22, 2022
but yeah Boeing are a scummy company
have you guys ever seen the internal messages between employees discussing the failed 737-Max when it was in development?
s*** is hideous
- Mar 22, 2022
pilot was on quaaludes bih
- Mar 22, 2022·1 replyshane
the boeing 737 has been flying for 50 years lol
Maybe im getting it mixed up but one of the boeing models had a history of defaults etc. I thought it was the 737
- Mar 22, 2022·1 replyRIP PRINCE
Maybe im getting it mixed up but one of the boeing models had a history of defaults etc. I thought it was the 737
Might be the 737 max
- Mar 22, 2022shane
Might be the 737 max
Yup
Mar 22, 2022·1 replyI know the 737 maxes crashed because the software was faulty…but they retested and simulated for like a year. Any word if it was a software failure again?
Mar 22, 2022·1 replydotMI know the 737 maxes crashed because the software was faulty…but they retested and simulated for like a year. Any word if it was a software failure again?
This is a 737-800
- Mar 22, 2022·1 replyARCADE GOON
This is a 737-800
Yeah but was it a similar software issue? Because on the max the computer thought the nose of the plane was rising so it would “readjust” and send it hurdling straight into the ground.
- Mar 22, 2022·1 replydotM
Yeah but was it a similar software issue? Because on the max the computer thought the nose of the plane was rising so it would “readjust” and send it hurdling straight into the ground.
How are we supposed to know 1 day after the crash especially when the entire military industrial complex of the USA will want to protect Boeings reputation at all costs?
- Mar 22, 2022ARCADE GOON
How are we supposed to know 1 day after the crash especially when the entire military industrial complex of the USA will want to protect Boeings reputation at all costs?
The faa will get the box within a few hours of the crash which should tell them what happened. But just like the article said, it’s weird that the plane stopped sending data 96 seconds before the crash
- Mar 22, 2022!https://youtu.be/Xfh9-ogUgSQ
TorturedSonicThis is one of the most chilling videos on plane crashes
I used to watch the whole history of crashes before my flights smfh
“This is the end”. Chills.
- Mar 22, 2022
I’m never flying Boeing again. They and theirs can kindly eat a whole f***ing d***.