How did a Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis land upside down on a runway at Toronto Pearson International Airport? Andrew Chang pieces together what we...
What went wrong is pretty clear actually. The world is supposed to be below the plane at all times. Specially during and after landing until the engines come to a complete stop and the people get off the plane.
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What went wrong is pretty clear actually. The world is supposed to be below the plane at all times. Specially during and after landing until the engines come to a complete stop and the people get off the plane.
It never landed upside down, we can see in the video from the other plane.
I guess it should be ‘How did a Delta plane crash-land and end up upside down’
For some reason this headline reminds me of this interview… https://youtu.be/3m5qxZm_JqM
Because this guy is explaining something that every bored student playing with their pencil knows: Skinny cylinders roll when pushed.
I turned it off when he said something like “and the fire? That was caused by the fuel.”
It reminded me of that Louie clip about 10 people dying in a fire in the Bronx due a fire that killed 10 people in the Bronx
What went wrong? Everyone giving an opinion, when the facts have not been established. So no right answers yet!