Russian airliner crash, engine blows on takeoff
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@as43 Well, what is the 'true' information then gnat dick ?
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Smokin!
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the guy sounds like he ist trying to sweet talk his wife
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Haha! For some bizarre reason before I go on holiday I have the urge to watch plane crash videos and then I'm all paranoid.
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fuck that,!! if u dont now what happen, then dont comment !!!
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nobody survived that
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I hope they did all survive - the plane looks pretty messed up, was a big ol fireball when the fuselage hit the ground.
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There is no definitive V1 speed. It varies by weight, temp and elevation. It must be "figured" for each flight and load. even then a failure right at V1 is dicey. A failure at rotation is also a BAD day coming. There is a reason we are tested ad infinitum with V1, Vr and V2 engine cuts. we need to make the right decision based on known and calculated numbers. if you second guess or figure wrong- people die.
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Russian planes with Polish mechanics. What are ya gonna do?
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where the entire crew and passengers survived, blames a flock of seagulls, these planes are very strong, so the plane had disintegrated almost ...
False information.
1. All are live.
2. The engine is destroyed by birds.
3. The pilot did not begin to fly up. A short airstrip and very hot weather. Military airdrome.
as43 2 years ago 17
I know its easy for me just to post an opinion when I wasnt the one in the cockpit..but Im curious, why other airlines and pilots follow procedure, and continue with the takeoff after the V1 call, and these guys tried to terminate. The whole purpose of the V1 safety rule is that in most cases, it is safer for an aircraft to actually takeoff than try and abort a landing at such a dangerous speed. Hard to tell though, not sure if one engine could have supported this jet. Rip to all though..so sad
jlebesis 3 years ago 3