Perfect weather conditions, immaculate Boeing safety record on a newer plane, flight from India to London. Possible Terrorist attack or human error?
Re: Air India crash
Posted: 13 Jun 2025, 17:27
by XKhammer
Of course he was on the plane'he was found with boarding pass and walked out of building plane crashed into brusied and cut.........fucking conspiracy theorists have to twist and make up shit on everything
Re: Air India crash
Posted: 13 Jun 2025, 17:21
by Far Cough UKunt
I doubt it, gear lever normally is on the panel where the instruments are, the flaps lever is on the console down where the throttles are? I think it would be very hard to make that mistake?
They left the gear down because they didn't have positive climb.
Re: Air India crash
Posted: 13 Jun 2025, 16:55
by Lee Trundle
I just watched a video from a commercial pilot who thinks the co pilot (who was VERY inexperienced) may have pulled the FLAPS lever instead of the lever to pull up the undercarriage.
That would answer why the landing gear was down and why there was so much drag to the plane meaning it couldn't climb.
He did say it was only a theory amongst the many others out there.
Re: Air India crash
Posted: 13 Jun 2025, 16:42
by Fauxstralian
Wasn’t suggesting some conspiracy
Just curious as to how he had the luck to maybe get thrown clear when the wreckage seemed to be a mess of burning bits of metal & not even recognisable as a plane
Thats beyond lucky
He had got himself a British passport. The king specifically requests that you are 'protected'. Those words still carry some weight even these days its seems.
Re: Air India crash
Posted: 13 Jun 2025, 10:28
by Mr Anon
we have a Leicester based office so 3 or 4 of my team know someone that died, including the grandparents with their 2 year old grandson, very sad
Fauxstralian wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025, 08:22
One person walking away is just amazing
Be interested to hear how 11A survived when you see the wreckage
Think the early reports are of bird strikes
I reckon he wasn't on the plane, just saw it, went and dusted himself off and will now come over here and sell his story and make a fortune
must have been a huge coincidence his brother was on the plane then
Fauxstralian wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025, 08:22
One person walking away is just amazing
Be interested to hear how 11A survived when you see the wreckage
Think the early reports are of bird strikes
I reckon he wasn't on the plane, just saw it, went and dusted himself off and will now come over here and sell his story and make a fortune
In which case he gets 10/10 full marks for creativity. Good luck to him I say.
Fauxstralian wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025, 08:22
One person walking away is just amazing
Be interested to hear how 11A survived when you see the wreckage
Think the early reports are of bird strikes
I reckon he wasn't on the plane, just saw it, went and dusted himself off and will now come over here and sell his story and make a fortune
Re: Air India crash
Posted: 13 Jun 2025, 09:25
by Lee Trundle
Fauxstralian wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025, 08:22
One person walking away is just amazing
Be interested to hear how 11A survived when you see the wreckage
Think the early reports are of bird strikes
wow deep, yeah can I choose in my sleep over an air disaster please
Assuming you have no memory after death does it matter?
that applies to everything, why are you posting on here? why follow West Ham? you'll have no memory of it so why does it matter. It's cod philosophy
Re: Air India crash
Posted: 13 Jun 2025, 08:51
by Mike Oxsaw
11A. As seasoned travellers & frequent flyers will know, that's at the arse-end of business class, just above where the wing joins the fuselage.
If (IF) that wing hit the ground/a building momentarily before the rest of the plane, it would have gone from 200mph to mind the gap almost instantly, while the remainder of the plane was still merrily bowling along at 200mph (but, agreed, not for much longer).
However, that small difference could have resulted in the area of fuselage where the wing joins being peeled back in the style of a ring-pull can then itself suddenly stopping. It's possible that pod (it's not just a seat) 11A was whipped out at speed and it and it's occupant sent hurtling away from the resulting explosion in very much the manner of a stone from a sling-shot.
Because the structure failed how it did, when it did, no other seats/pods suffered similar impact forces and ended up in the inferno.
Like I say.... IF. Fucking IF. Alright? Acne-ridden, syphilitic, pus-filled IF.
What do I notice?
They all hail from Tower Hamlets or Newham?
Re: Air India crash
Posted: 12 Jun 2025, 18:32
by goose
Alfs wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025, 18:06
It seems that the survivor from seat 11a WALKED AWAY more or less unscathed. I hope he hasn't read Survivor by James Herbert?
Or watched final destination
Re: Air India crash
Posted: 12 Jun 2025, 18:29
by Massive Attack
Islamic extremists are the new age Nazi's. A legit death cult with the most warped medieval ways of life that is incompatible with just about everyone else on the planet. If they had half a chance they'd eradicate everyone that doesn't subscribe to their way of life and revel in moments like this.
Lee Trundle" wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025, 17:02
Indians are a different breed. I've just seen footage of a group of them gathered around the crash zone taking selfies with a severed head on the ground, all smiling (not the severed head - I couldn't see the face).
You have to take images like that with a pinch of salt these days. Lots of fakery, etc. I'd like to think it isn't genuine.
Yeah, I suppose you're right with AI the way it's going. I didn't fancy examining the video, it was there as I was scrolling on the news about it.
