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  • ive read that the plane descended steeply from 29k ft to 10000 feet after the bang. is that the plane's "emergency response" in cases of sudden cabin pressure drop due to a hole/s, or was the plane actually crashing during that steep descend and the pilot was just able to manage and level the plane 10000 ft before hitting the ground?

  • @czardom91 Standard procedure to dive the plane to 10000ft.

  • What's with all the jokes? That could've been serious.

  • today we serve tomato juice and oxygen masks

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  • amatuer fail :P 00:25

  • im so scraed

  • It could have been a turbine failure of the air conditioning pack. This would cause an explosion as the turbine disintegrates. The air conditioning pack is the component that allows for pressurization, so this would explain the rapid de-compression.  Just a thought. Oxygen bottles don't normally just explode.

  • normaly there cartridges wich can explode!, not bottles

  • @Cydonia yes you might be right because the air conditioning turbines if i am not mistaken is located just after the engines

  • scary

  • "LOL"?...it's funny???

  • You obviously can't tell the difference between your ass and a hole in the ground while living in your mom's basement. Get out and grow up before it's too late.

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