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Uploaded by on Oct 7, 2007

Aviation - Boeing 747 - Airplane Crash (Explosion)

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  • it wase a test u noob

  • This was just a test to see the effects of a mid-air explosion on a 747

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  • Cheap, Cheaper, your video...

  • A similar thing happened to me while the stewardess was serving me my peanuts and water.

  • @DeathsOneDesign Correct. This test was performed on one of the first 747s built, which Air France retired. It had over 75,000 airframe hours at the time. The walls of the forward baggage holds were lined with Kevlar mesh--while the rears were not--and explosive containers put inside of them and detonated to see if the Kevlar made a difference. It did. Test performed May 17, 1997 per Air International magazine.

  • the last time i farted on a plne they wish this happend. it didnt , an in flight emergency was declared and the aircraft was forced down. the oxygen system was deployed sparing the occupants. Im now on the no fly list.

  • Wonder what happens if they do the same thing to an A380.

  • @platypusone lol yeah doesnt look like it passed the explosion test

  • lol its ass fell off xD

  • thats what happened the last time i farted on an airplane....

  • you are now cleared to fly

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