Boeing Troubles - One of the world's largest aerospace manufacturers keeps having problems with their planes.

[Dana scully]

Flying becoming a very dangerous gamble, thank you very much Boeing!

 

[Hunter Hearst Helmsley]

Saw a TikTok video alleging to be from a passenger on the flight. He is complaining of nothing working in the cabin prior to takeoff such as AC, call button, screens, etc. He calls Air India a terrible airline. Hope it's a fake from some other flight because I hate to imagine that dude realizing how much else was wrong a minute later.

 

[AnOminous]

Saw a TikTok video alleging to be from a passenger on the flight. He is complaining of nothing working in the cabin prior to takeoff such as AC, call button, screens, etc. He calls Air India a terrible airline. Hope it's a fake from some other flight because I hate to imagine that dude realizing how much else was wrong a minute later.

Since everyone but one guy died, unless it's that guy, it's bullshit.

 

[Hunter Hearst Helmsley]

Nah, it could be uploaded prior to the crash. But from what I'm hearing now it may be someone on the previous flight for that plane.

 

[Betonhaus]

Saw a TikTok video alleging to be from a passenger on the flight. He is complaining of nothing working in the cabin prior to takeoff such as AC, call button, screens, etc. He calls Air India a terrible airline. Hope it's a fake from some other flight because I hate to imagine that dude realizing how much else was wrong a minute later.

wouldn't that mean a central electrical harness was getting damaged? I believe Boeing had a problem of leaving titanium shavings which would cut through wires.
Almost any other airline would see several systems failing and consider that grounds for grounding the plane until it was reviewed.

 

[Among Us Gaming]

wouldn't that mean a central electrical harness was getting damaged?

It can also mean those individual systems were not working, and so the pilots had them deactivated, which is far more likely

 

[fggt_mcdckface]

if it happened anywhere other than the Indian Sub(human)continent I'd be more inclined to think the plane was at fault.

 

[fggt_mcdckface]

Saw a TikTok video alleging to be from a passenger on the flight. He is complaining of nothing working in the cabin prior to takeoff such as AC, call button, screens, etc. He calls Air India a terrible airline. Hope it's a fake from some other flight because I hate to imagine that dude realizing how much else was wrong a minute later.

was it the 'whoever is farting please stop farting please' clip?

 

[The Paranoid Organ]

Cpt. Steeve has a good initial analysis of the India crash.

 

[jeff7989]

Before watching above analysis I was betting that flaps and slats were not deployed for some horrifying reason. After watching the video, theory of retarded jeet grabbing flap handle instead of gear lever seems plausible. AoA went up drastically without flaps and slats and the plane stalled. No indication of flameout.

 

[Google.com]

theory of retarded jeet grabbing flap handle instead of gear lever seems plausible

Rate me optimistic or whatever but green is flaps red is gear, I don't see how even the most brain dead poojeet could have mixed up the two.

 

[Sam Losco]

Here's two hi-res shots of the 787 takeoff flap position:

Source: https://youtu.be/h-4uiuz1kFU?t=31


Source: https://youtu.be/Q1XZHGGsfHs?t=52

Here's the best shots of the crash aircraft:



Can you honestly tell if the flaps are in the takeoff position or not?

 

[jeff7989]

Rate me optimistic or whatever but green is flaps red is gear, I don't see how even the most brain dead poojeet could have mixed up the two.

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Remember whamen who crashed the plane by idling wrong engine?

 

[AnOminous]

Cpt. Steeve has a good initial analysis of the India crash.

So basically jeets fucked up as is their wont.

Rate me optimistic or whatever but green is flaps red is gear, I don't see how even the most brain dead poojeet could have mixed up the two.

Remember that the other prevailing theory is that jeets ignored ear-shattering alarms.

 

[Sam Losco]

Blancolirio thinks the RAT was deployed.

If the RAT was deployed automatically, then it wasn't a pajeet moving the flap lever instead of the gear lever.

 

[AnOminous]

Blancolirio thinks the RAT was deployed.

If the RAT was deployed automatically, then it wasn't a pajeet moving the flap lever instead of the gear lever.

Yeah whatever. This was obviously what happens when you turn technology over to jeets.

 

[Commodore 128]

Can you honestly tell if the flaps are in the takeoff position or not?

From what I've been reading, the takeoff flap setting would have been flaps 5 or 10, which is not much...very hard to discern from the footage available. The investigators would be able to tell from the wreckage though.

 

[ToEnsureVerification]

A RAT brings down a plane just as Bossman is freed? Sus.

 

[The Paranoid Organ]

Cpt. Steeve has his RAT analysis.

Pilot error is low on the list now, stock in dual engine failure is high. However no clear idea on how both engines would fail without it being visible (bird strikes ruled out) or prevents takeoff altogether (like fuel contamination).

 

[theshep]

Rate me optimistic or whatever but green is flaps red is gear, I don't see how even the most brain dead poojeet could have mixed up the two.

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Okay, so here's one from the history books. Oh, guess which airline?

AI plane flies with wheels out, forced to land early

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/ai-plane-flies-with-wheels-out-forced-to-land-early/articleshow/59747345.cms