and why would McDonnell Douglas put a seat WITH A WINDOW right next to the engine if the knew that no one would see a thing and i think that is the most dangerous place to sit because if the engine explodes you would be the very first to be affected
@ghettoperson257 Believe me, if the engine explodes and the fanblades come flying out, it'll go through the aluminum fuselage just as easily as it would go throw a window. It actually happened, once, with the DC-10... Sioux Falls crash.
@upiluften it did that was UA Flight 232 in Sioux CITY not Sioux Falls , that was a fail with the GE CF6 engine at the time, back then fan containment tests werent done very well
@ghettoperson257 Sioux City... Sioux Falls... meh. IIRC, people died when the number 2 (tail-mounted) engine exploded. Shrapnel entered the fuselage and definitely severed hydraulic lines (root cause of all the complications) and, I think, killed some people directly.
But the point still stands: a little piece of metal whirring around at 10,000rpm will cut through glass and metal. The only difference is that you'll see it happen in this seat. :(
and why would McDonnell Douglas put a seat WITH A WINDOW right next to the engine if the knew that no one would see a thing and i think that is the most dangerous place to sit because if the engine explodes you would be the very first to be affected
ghettoperson257 2 months ago
@ghettoperson257 Believe me, if the engine explodes and the fanblades come flying out, it'll go through the aluminum fuselage just as easily as it would go throw a window. It actually happened, once, with the DC-10... Sioux Falls crash.
upiluften 2 weeks ago
@upiluften it did that was UA Flight 232 in Sioux CITY not Sioux Falls , that was a fail with the GE CF6 engine at the time, back then fan containment tests werent done very well
ghettoperson257 2 weeks ago
@ghettoperson257 Sioux City... Sioux Falls... meh. IIRC, people died when the number 2 (tail-mounted) engine exploded. Shrapnel entered the fuselage and definitely severed hydraulic lines (root cause of all the complications) and, I think, killed some people directly.
But the point still stands: a little piece of metal whirring around at 10,000rpm will cut through glass and metal. The only difference is that you'll see it happen in this seat. :(
upiluften 2 weeks ago
stupid airline why did they change your seat?
ghettoperson257 2 months ago