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    Last edited by Dr.Kamiya; June 12th, 2025 at 09:18 PM.

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    Boeing ulet. Tsk tsk.

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    I've read somewhere there was only 1 survivor? Seated at 11A? Miracle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by H1Tman View Post
    I've read somewhere there was only 1 survivor? Seated at 11A? Miracle.
    Yup sa Exit door siya

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTcervan View Post
    Boeing ulet. Tsk tsk.
    raw numbers alone, boeing has more.
    per million flights, airbus has more.

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    He will be living with survivor's guilt for years and years after this tragedy, especially since his brother didn't make it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by H1Tman View Post
    I've read somewhere there was only 1 survivor? Seated at 11A? Miracle.
    Miracle talaga considering yung reputation ng plane company.

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    Quote Originally Posted by H1Tman View Post
    I've read somewhere there was only 1 survivor? Seated at 11A? Miracle.
    There are videos of the guy walking around with only minor injuries. Immediately took me back to the movie Unbreakable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    raw numbers alone, boeing has more.
    per million flights, airbus has more.
    And this is the first ever crash of the Dreamliner model.

    Just in: may rumors that the plane was intentionally sabotaged daw.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Miles_on View Post
    And this is the first ever crash of the Dreamliner model.

    Just in: may rumors that the plane was intentionally sabotaged daw.
    the lone survivor says he heard an explosion...

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    But from videos circulating online, wala naman indication of any explosion until it crashed.
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    an armchair detective also says, he believes the ram air turbine deployed.
    he says this thing automatically deploys when at least one of three scenarios occur. electrical failure, hydraulic failure, both engine failure...
    i'm wondering, when will it appear in air crash investigation?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    an armchair detective also says, he believes the ram air turbine deployed.
    he says this thing automatically deploys when at least one of three scenarios occur. electrical failure, hydraulic failure, both engine failure...
    i'm wondering, when will it appear in air crash investigation?
    We may have watched the same/similar armchair detective. He even took the effort to play the original video (not the video of a computer screen which had been circulating) a number of times to let viewers hear the ram air turbine (R.A.T.) being used (sounds like a single prop plane) and showed a clip of a Japan Airlines plane with its RAT deployed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Motortrend View Post
    We may have watched the same/similar armchair detective. He even took the effort to play the original video a number of times to let viewers hear the ram air turbine (R.A.T.) being used (sounds like a single prop plane) and showed a clip of a Japan Airlines plane with its RAT deployed.
    we probably did.
    but the other "analysts" were not mentioning the RAT...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Miles_on View Post
    And this is the first ever crash of the Dreamliner model.

    Just in: may rumors that the plane was intentionally sabotaged daw.
    The Dreamliner had a stellar safety reputation. Medyo dugyot lang talaga Air India, similar to our PAL before it got privatized.

    I had the good fortune of riding a 787 on a long haul flight (it was Etihad, I think). Not as noisy as many other planes and has far more modern amenities -- I flew coach and business and both were quite good.

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    It's becoming scary to ride on a boeing these days. They also seem to be much more sensitive to maintenance issues compared to their airbus rival. Also, the automated shades on the passenger windows of 787s are prone to malfunctioning too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Verbl Kint View Post
    The Dreamliner had a stellar safety reputation. Medyo dugyot lang talaga Air India, similar to our PAL before it got privatized.

    I had the good fortune of riding a 787 on a long haul flight (it was Etihad, I think). Not as noisy as many other planes and has far more modern amenities -- I flew coach and business and both were quite good.
    Yes, heard the same thing about the airline.

    The 787 is noticeably quieter than other planes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Verbl Kint View Post
    The Dreamliner had a stellar safety reputation. Medyo dugyot lang talaga Air India, similar to our PAL before it got privatized.

    I had the good fortune of riding a 787 on a long haul flight (it was Etihad, I think). Not as noisy as many other planes and has far more modern amenities -- I flew coach and business and both were quite good.
    The combination of planes that left their factories with missing bolts and their handling of the MCAS situation really did a number to their reputation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LOLZ View Post
    The combination of planes that left their factories with missing bolts and their handling of the MCAS situation really did a number to their reputation.
    ... labor issues...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    ... labor issues...?
    Toured the Boeing factory in Everett almost a decade ago, and noticed how lazy the workers were. Sobrang bagal kumilos.
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