There must have been a wind shear or something as it was landing. Gust of wind comes in and just pushes the plane over on its side as its landing. Astounding that critical injuries only totaled 2.
KoalaUnknown@lemmy.world
on 18 Feb 02:22
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Clearly this was DEI, the only solution is to disband the FAA.
fullflyermokoko@lemmy.world
on 18 Feb 03:02
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Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing, even if you are inverted.
Or maybe I should go with
“Lieutenant how could you see the pavement if you were on the pavement?”
“We were inverted.”
“What were you doing there?”
“Communicating. Keeping up foreign relations.”
And yes that’s a Top Gun reference.
All jokes aside. I am glad everyone’s alive. Even if they were shaken and stirred. I should go.
I’m amazed it didn’t break apart even inverted. That’s lucky.
There must have been a wind shear or something as it was landing. Gust of wind comes in and just pushes the plane over on its side as its landing. Astounding that critical injuries only totaled 2.
Clearly this was DEI, the only solution is to disband the FAA.
Was it a Boeing?
Nah it was a CRJ. Actually kinda impressive that they somehow flipped the plane upside done and there were no fatalities.