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Boeing 777 crashes in san fran Breaking news on cnn. http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013...o-airport?lite Boeing 777 crashes while landing at San Francisco airport A Boeing 777 operated by Asiana Airlines crashed while landing at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The airplane was coming in from Seoul, South Korea and apparently crashed sometime after touching down on Runway 28. No other details were immediately available. This is a developing story. Check back for more updates. |
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on ABC news right now as well...plane coming from Korea I think Posted via RS Mobile |
Looks like people are trapped inside.. not good. |
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ABC news says it was probably a hard landing especially on the tail...tearing it off on impact Posted via RS Mobile |
Mid section is gone but there are survivors. They know that because people getting out of the plane are posting pics on twitter. |
Do I need to turn on CNN to hear Wolf "Dumb as a fucking stick" Blitzer ask if terrorism is suspected? |
The midsection is gone? The picture above shows the fuselage intact except for the tail. |
hopefully everybody got out before it caught major fire.... whole top of the plane burnt to crisp sunny sunny beautiful day...gotta wonder what happened Posted via RS Mobile |
Not a pilot but following this on multiple aviation forums. Early speculation is either a hard landing with a tail-strike that tore off the back section. Another possibility is an aborted landing with a go-around sequence that went awry. |
Well no reports of fatalities, 2 send to hospital apparently. Good job Boeing on plane design & engineering with their flame resistance to allow all to escape. Some people even had time to take out their carry ons! |
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The debris field starts before the start of the runway. Aircraft probably coming in too low, pilot realizes this and pulls up but tail strikes the ground. |
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^ Doesn't matter. How many times have we heard in every single safety video to "leave all luggage behind" in an evacuation. Theres a reason for that. Those few seconds you take to grab your belongings could be the difference maker between life or death for another passenger behind you if not yourself. That aside. Reporting two potentially fatalities on OZ214. Prayers to all that are affected by this. |
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With SFO completely closed to all traffic. All planes are diverting to nearby airports. The ripple effect will be massive since SFO is such a busy airport.. So far one plane will be diverting to YVR. British Airways 287 from London LHR. |
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I heard about this and was expecting it to be way worse, thankfully it wasn't |
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It'll be interesting to see what happen, there's a lot of factors that could have went into this plane crashing. |
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