Cargo Conspiracy/Fanning the Flames Air Crash Investigation/Mayday Part 4

On 28 November 1987, South African Airways Flight 295 started filling with smoke over the Indian Ocean. A fire had erupted in the rear main level cargo area; the pilots successfully opened the doors in flight to clear the smoke from the aircraft, however it crashed with no survivors.

This is not my video and it belongs to their respected owners of the Mayday/Air Crash Investigation series and National Geographic Society under the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

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[NoJimmyNuts]

The investigators should have waited until this episode came out... they could have saved millions of dollars in the investigation to find out what went wrong.

[DarkBabyIon]

@CPRailRTC

And of course my most favorite part of comments like the one you posted is that it's huge hypocricity, being not very smart enough and just go and call people by names such as "idiot" and "asshole"(in worst cases), and don't have such good manners.

[DarkBabyIon]

@CPRailRTC

"Dumb" is kinda ironic to call me that, maybe I was too "realistic" to think he is joking? :)

Of course I knew that, pointless comments is my thing :)

[CPRailRTC]

@DarkBabyIon I guess you're too dumb to know that he was joking.

[DarkBabyIon]

@NoJimmyNuts

Paradox:

The remakes of the events are reconstructed after official reports from the airports, black boxes, and if there are survivors, eyewitnesses.

So how could they see this episode without researching first and then turn it to the makers of the show? :P

[CPRailRTC]

@DarkBabyIon Methinks you doth protest too much

[misteeq64]

@Cerberus957 i am glad i am not the only one who find it unapropriate

[John94098]

@jamkulit29, probably...

[MrBlankBarcode]

@NoJimmyNuts

Lol.

[gflyer95]

THIS CRASH REMEMBERS ME TO AF447