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CollinRugg
Posted - May 21, 2024 at 2:44 PM
Saved - May 21, 2024 at 9:50 PM
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Boeing offers condolences for the death of a passenger and expresses sympathy for the injured. The incident occurred when a Boeing 777 plane experienced a sudden drop of 6000 feet, causing passengers to be thrown into the ceiling.

@CollinRugg - Collin Rugg

JUST IN: Boeing offers condolences after a passenger was killed on a Boeing 777 plane, says their “thoughts” are with the passengers and crew. In total 30 people were injured and a 73-year-old British man was killed. The incident happened after the plane fell a whopping 6000 feet. “Suddenly the aircraft starts tilting up and there was shaking so I started bracing for what was happening, and very suddenly there was a very dramatic drop so everyone seated and not wearing seatbelt was launched immediately into the ceiling,” a passenger said. “Some people hit their heads on the baggage cabins overhead and dented it, they hit the places where lights and masks are and broke straight through it.”

AlexInAir
Posted - December 29, 2024 at 1:17 AM
Saved - December 29, 2024 at 9:48 AM
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I shared shocking footage of a Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 crash at Muan International Airport, where the plane attempted a belly landing without its landing gear before hitting the perimeter wall. Jeju Air, the largest low-cost airline in South Korea, has an excellent safety record and operates an all-Boeing fleet of 40 aircraft on some of the world's busiest routes. A rescue and recovery operation is currently in progress, as reported by the government.

@AlexInAir - Alex Macheras

Horrifying footage emerging of a Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 (not a Max) with 175 onboard involved in a crash at Muan International Airport in South Korea — video shows the aircraft attempting a ‘belly landing’ (without its landing gear extended) before impacting the perimeter wall https://t.co/C3JCUz8Iw8

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비행기가 착륙 중 활주로를 이탈해 폭발한 사건이 발생했습니다. 제보에 따르면, 비행기는 착륙할 때 문제가 없었고, 착륙 후에 활주로를 벗어나면서 폭발했습니다. 사건은 오늘 오전 9시 10분쯤 전남 무안동에서 발생했습니다. A plane incident occurred where the aircraft exploded after veering off the runway during landing. According to reports, there were no issues during the landing, but the explosion happened after the plane left the runway. The event took place around 9:10 AM in Muan, Jeonnam.
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Speaker 0: 제보에 따르면 비행기는 착륙 중에 냄비 비어가 내려오지 않았고, 착륙한 뒤 활주로를 이탈해 인원 담당책까지가 폭발했다고 합니다. 다시 한번 전해드리겠습니다. 오늘 오전 아홉 시 십 분쯤 전남 무안동

@AlexInAir - Alex Macheras

Jeju Air is the largest South Korean low-cost airline with an impeccable safety record (like the other Korean airlines). The airline operates the world’s busiest flight routes, with an all-Boeing fleet of 40. Rescue & recovery operation is currently underway, per govt

nicksortor
Posted - February 1, 2025 at 12:21 AM
Saved - February 1, 2025 at 2:10 AM

@nicksortor - Nick Sortor

🚨 WATCH: INSANELY close-up video of the MASSIVE fireball caused by the Philadelphia plane crash Seems to have had a fuel tank of fuel https://t.co/aI6y0uy1cY

@nicksortor - Nick Sortor

🚨 #BREAKING UPDATE: The plane which crashed in Philadelphia appears to be a Learjet 55 Air Ambulance from Mexico It seems to have crashed shortly after take off from Philly’s Executive Airport (PNE) No word on what caused it to crash into the ground like a missile. https://t.co/8JpeIXptUb

saras76
Posted - February 1, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Saved - February 1, 2025 at 10:34 AM

@saras76 - Sara Rose 🇺🇸🌹

🚨GRAPHIC🚨 Man runs out of the Philadelphia plane crash site while on fire Casualties being reported on the ground. https://t.co/0ZAusEKhre

rawsalerts
Posted - February 18, 2025 at 12:13 AM
Saved - February 18, 2025 at 3:37 AM

@rawsalerts - R A W S A L E R T S

🚨#BREAKING: New surveillance video captures the moment a Delta Airlines jet crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, with 75 passengers on board leaving 18 injured. https://t.co/Z5Ryfcc4L6

bennyjohnson
Posted - February 18, 2025 at 12:33 AM
Saved - February 18, 2025 at 4:13 AM

@bennyjohnson - Benny Johnson

🚨BREAKING: Deborah Flint, President and CEO of the Greater Toronto Airports Authority, addresses the media after the plane crash at Pearson Airport. "There were no fatalities...We do not know of any passengers having critical injuries." https://t.co/d1pocZnqGh

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I'm here to provide an update on the incident that occurred at Toronto Pearson today. Delta Airlines flight 4819 from Minneapolis, operated by Endeavour Air, was involved in an accident upon landing. There were 76 passengers and four crew members on board. Thankfully, there was no loss of life due to the quick response of our emergency teams. Seventeen injured passengers were taken to local hospitals, none with critical injuries reported so far. We temporarily halted arrivals and departures, but three runways reopened around 5 PM. The other runways will remain closed for the ongoing investigation. We're focused on supporting the passengers and crew, with Delta Airlines providing customer care. Travelers should check our website and their airline for updates on potential delays.
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Speaker 0: Deborah Flint, president Pearson, CEO of Toronto Pearson. I've just come over from our emergency operation center, and I'm here to give you a statement on what events transpired, here today, at Toronto Pearson. First and foremost, there was no loss of life, and this is in due part to our heroic and trained professionals, our first responders, at the airport. So the facts of the matter around this event that happened at approximately 02:30PM is Delta Airlines flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto operated by subsidiary Endeavour Air was involved in a single aircraft accident accident upon landing at Toronto Pearson. The plane was carrying four crew and 76 passengers, among them 22 Canadians. The other passengers were multinational. Airport emergency workers mounted a textbook response, response, reaching the site within minutes and quickly evacuating the passengers. We set up our emergency operation center with Delta Airlines and representatives from fire, police, paramedics, security, and our federal agency partners. Again, there were no fatalities. Seventeen injured passengers were quickly taken to local area hospitals. At this time, we do not know of any of those passengers having critical injuries. We immediately halted, further arrivals and departures on our remaining three runways. Those runways were reopened at approximately 5PM. The other runways are remaining to serve the investigation, which will be carrying forward for the rest of tonight, and into the next several days. These two runways will remain closed while our investigation or while the investigation takes place. Again, we are very grateful that there was no loss of life and relatively minor injuries. We are very focused on the care and the concern and the passengers and the crew, some of whom have already been reunified with their friends and their families. Others, we have in a comfortable place right here at the airport, in an environment where they're getting a lot of care and support from my staff. Delta Airlines is also continuing to provide customer care, and information for passengers. In closing, no airport CEO wants to have these type of press conferences, but this is exactly what our emergency, our operations, and our federal our our first responder, partners are all practiced and trained for. And again, this outcome is in due part, to their heroic work, and I thank them profusely. Our thoughts and prayers are with all. We will be providing more information as it becomes available. We do expect that there will be some operational impact and some delays at the airport over the next few days while the two runways remain closed for the investigation. And we will be sharing information periodically. For those traveling, continue to look at our website and be in touch with your respective carrier as well. Thank you for your time today.
RyanMattaMedia
Posted - February 18, 2025 at 12:43 AM
Saved - February 18, 2025 at 3:19 AM

@RyanMattaMedia - RyanMatta 🇺🇸 🦅

A Delta flight just crashed, and the attendants were trying to keep passengers on the Delta plane from filming. This is the Delta CEO. https://t.co/4G7PLGLXHg

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Okay, everyone get out, leave everything behind! Oh my god, I can't believe this, I was just on that plane! Hurry, we have to go now!
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Speaker 0: Everything. Drop it. Come on. No. No. Holy fuck. Holy fuck. Holy fuck. Oh my fucking god. Yo. I was just on this fucking plane. Oh my god. Yo. I was just on this fucking plane. Hurry the fuck.
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We're reevaluating our current practices to ensure inclusivity. For example, we're taking a closer look at our gatehouse announcements. Instead of saying, "Welcome, ladies and gentlemen," we're questioning if that's as gender-inclusive as we want to be moving forward. We're also examining the language in our employee manuals, to address potentially outdated descriptions.
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Speaker 0: So we're beginning to take a hard look at things like our gatehouse announcements. You know, we welcome ladies and gentlemen, and we've asked ourselves, is that as gender inclusive as we wanna be? You know, we're looking at some legacy language that exists in some of our employee manuals and getting to the root of the way some things are described.
fl360aero
Posted - February 18, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Saved - October 9, 2025 at 11:42 AM
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I shared a striking visual of the Delta CRJ900, operated by Endeavor Air as Flight DL4819, which crash-landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The aircraft flipped onto its side on a snowy runway, but thankfully, all occupants survived.

@fl360aero - FL360aero

A clear visual of the the Delta CRJ900, operated by Endeavor Air as Flight DL4819 from Minneapolis St. Paul, crash-landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday, flipping onto its side on the snow-covered Runway 24R, but miraculously, all the occupants survived. 📹 Credit: air plus news @airplusnews #aircraft #crash #aviation #safety

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Speaker 0: Oh, fuck. Oh, fuck. Oh, no. No. No. That's Tara, you're seeing this airplane just crashing too quickly. Oh my god. Oh my god. Well, we'll cheer back. Come back to you in minute.
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Speaker 0: Oh, fuck. Oh, fuck. Oh, no. No. No. No. No. That's Tara, you're seeing this airplane just crashing too quickly. Oh my god. Oh my god. Well, we'll cheer back. Come back to you in minute.
TheInsiderPaper
Posted - February 18, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Saved - February 18, 2025 at 10:32 PM

@TheInsiderPaper - Insider Paper

BREAKING: New clearest footage showing the crash moment of Delta Air Lines plane at Toronto Airport. All passengers survived https://t.co/KdvmElRzDk

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Oh my god, an airplane is crashing! Tara, are you seeing this? I can't believe what I'm seeing. We have to share this. Come on.
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Speaker 0: Oh, fuck. Oh, fuck. Oh, no. No. No. No. No. Oh, that's Tara, you're seeing this, airplane just crashing. Oh my god. Oh my god. Well, we'll share it. Come on.
brianlilley
Posted - February 18, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Saved - February 18, 2025 at 4:08 PM

@brianlilley - Brian Lilley

Clearest view I’ve seen of the Delta plane landing and then crashing in Toronto. https://t.co/wRGXBDqYa1

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Oh, no! An airplane is crashing right in front of us. Oh my god!
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Speaker 0: Oh, fuck. Oh, fuck. Oh, no. No. No. No. No. Tara, you're seeing this, airplane just crashing through your Oh my god. Oh my god.
EndWokeness
Posted - February 19, 2025 at 5:18 AM
Saved - February 19, 2025 at 12:51 PM

@EndWokeness - End Wokeness

The plane that crashed in Toronto was a Delta flight operated by Endeavor Air, a small airline obsessed with all-female "unmanned" flights https://t.co/pYMS3kdpQy

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I don't think we should leave shaping the world to just men. Absolutely not. And, "You got into Harvard?" Like it's hard or something? We're called The Click. Let's do this.
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Speaker 0: Girl, come on. Leave the shape of the world to the men? I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't think so. No. No. We ain't getting no You got into Harvard long? What? Like it's hard? Sir, what is your name as a group? The click. Click or click? Click. Let's do it.

@EndWokeness - End Wokeness

Oddly enough, we still have no details on the plane crash pilots.

AC360
Posted - February 19, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Saved - February 20, 2025 at 4:02 AM

@AC360 - Anderson Cooper 360°

Frame by frame analysis of dramatic new video showing the crash, and rollover, of Delta Flight 4819 from CNN's @tomforemancnn. https://t.co/JWVkgkdeti

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When the video starts, the plane appears normal, descending smoothly around 50 miles per hour, about a hundred feet above the runway. But instead of flaring to soften the impact, it slams in hard. Within seven seconds, the right landing gear collapses, and the wing tears off upon contacting the ground. This tearing is good because it sprays fuel away from the passenger cabin. The plane rolls onto its right side, flips over, and ends upside down. In about four seconds, passengers experience a normal flight turning into a hard landing, a fireball, and the plane rolling over. What saved them was the fuselage remaining intact due to the wing tearing away and the seats being able to withstand the shock. The plane slides upside down for seven seconds before rescue arrives. In eighteen seconds, passengers went from a normal flight to escaping for their lives. It's remarkable they all survived.
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Speaker 0: What this new video tells us now passengers experienced it, I wanna bring in CNET's Tom Foreman who's been going through it frame by frame. Tom, what what have you learned? Speaker 1: Boy, an awful lot, Anderson. When this video begins, we're gonna mark this as zero seconds. Everything would appear to be normal to the passengers. The The plane is coming in around a 30, a 50 miles per hour. It looks like it's about a hundred feet above the runway, stable and descending smoothly. In the next few seconds though, just what Pete talked about there, you do not see the nose come up as it flares to slow that descent. Instead, softening the impact, it slams in very hard. Seven seconds after everything was fine, this plane with a maximum landing weight of 73,000 pounds comes down very hard. The right side landing gear, as Pete noted, collapses. The wing is torn off as it contacts the ground. That's actually very good news because that allows the fuel in that wing to spray away from the plane, not onto the main cabin where all those passengers are. Then the roll starts. The plane is on its right side. It tips up. It rolls all the way over and winds up upside down. Speaker 0: It it must have seemed like it happened incredibly fast for the people inside. Speaker 1: Absolutely. They would have gone from what would have seemed to be this is a mock up of that. They would have gone from about seven seconds in to from a normal flight to this very hard landing and then a fireball outside and then rolling over all of this in about four seconds. Speaker 0: Wow. Speaker 1: What saved them in that time was the fuselage is still intact. That's still related to that wing tearing away instead of crushing the cabin. And by their seats, which by regulation would have require are made with a requirement that they can withstand that kind of shock and not release from the floor, dropping them all on their heads, Anderson. Speaker 0: And even then, I mean, it wasn't over yet. I mean, they had to Speaker 1: do it. This is the amazing thing. Imagine you're in this position, and this is what happens. The plane goes on sliding for seven long seconds while they're upside down before the fire trucks can race out and the evacuations could begin. In total, those passengers went from what seemed a picture perfect flight, or at least pretty close to it to scrambling for their lives in eighteen seconds. Andresson, the fact they all got out alive, remarkable. Speaker 0: That's incredible. Tom Forman, thanks so much.
CollinRugg
Posted - February 19, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Saved - February 20, 2025 at 1:57 AM
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Delta's CEO stated that the flight crew involved in the Toronto crash was experienced, but did not confirm who was piloting the plane. There are unverified reports suggesting the pilot may have been female. He emphasized Delta's commitment to safety and continuous training for all conditions. Notably, around 6.3% of Endeavor Air pilots are female, which aligns with the global average of 5.8%. I aim to provide a clearer picture of the situation in Toronto.

@CollinRugg - Collin Rugg

NEW: Delta CEO says the flight crew on the plane that crashed in Toronto was "experienced" but has not yet said who was flying the plane. The statement comes as some unconfirmed reports claim the pilot was female. "There is one level of safety at Delta. All these pilots train for these conditions," said CEO Ed Bastian. "This is what we train for. We train for this continuously." The plane that crashed was a part of Delta's Endeavor Air subsidiary, which is known for showing off its female flight crews on TikTok.

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I refuse to leave the shaping of the world to men alone. Absolutely not! Also, it's been a while since you've heard from me, but I'm doing better than ever.
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Speaker 0: Girl, come on. Leave the shape of the world to the men? I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't think so. No. No. We ain't Nobody's heard from me for months. I'm doing better than I ever was.

@CollinRugg - Collin Rugg

It's worth noting that about 6.3% of Endeavor Air pilots are female, which is pretty normal for airlines (global average is 5.8%) https://t.co/DuoVyp9wiM

@CollinRugg - Collin Rugg

A more accurate representation of the situation in Toronto. https://t.co/o4LulP4qGs

WallStreetMav
Posted - February 19, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Saved - February 20, 2025 at 2:38 AM

@WallStreetMav - Wall Street Mav

Delta is offering $30,000 to the survivors of the Toronto crash. We still don’t know the info about the pilots or whether they were DEI hires. https://t.co/E8ZnNJrAxA

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Oh, no, an airplane is crashing right in front of us. Oh my god.
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Speaker 0: Oh, fuck. Oh, fuck. Oh, no. No. No. No. No. Tara, you're seeing this, airplane just crashing through your Oh my god. Oh my god.
JimmyJoeYam
Posted - February 20, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Saved - February 22, 2025 at 5:31 PM

@JimmyJoeYam - Dr. Jimmy Yam

26-year-old Kendal Michelle Swanson was the pilot of the Delta/Endeavor plane that crashed upside-down on Monday at Toronto #Pearson International Airport. You go girl. You slay. #Delta #DEI #ThursdayThoughts https://t.co/xQUaIwttxo

unknownruler8
Posted - February 21, 2025 at 4:11 AM
Saved - February 22, 2025 at 4:53 PM
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I’m shocked to hear about Kendal Swanson, a 26-year-old who allegedly crashed a Delta flight upside down in Toronto. This incident raises serious concerns about inexperienced pilots in major airlines, especially since she had only 250 hours of flight time compared to the required 1,000.

@unknownruler8 - Unknown Ruler

🚨BREAKING: Kendal Swanson, a 26-year-old woman, allegedly crashed a Delta flight upside down in Toronto, raising concerns about inexperienced pilots in major airlines, as pilots once needed 1,000 hours of rigorous flying. Swanson had only 250 hours of flight time, prompting questions about hiring practices.

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Oh, no! An airplane is crashing!
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Speaker 0: Oh, fuck. Oh, fuck. Oh, no. No. No. No. No. That's Tara, you're seeing this airplane just crashing to green Oh my
RealJarTaylor
Posted - February 21, 2025 at 3:31 PM
Saved - February 22, 2025 at 6:38 PM

@RealJarTaylor - Jared Taylor

Delta has just reported that the pilot on the Toronto flight was an experienced man, and that the first officer, a woman, is fully qualifed and had been flying professionally for a year. Delta will not release their names. These videos make you wonder. https://t.co/8Nry6itS2w

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Girls, please, let's not leave saving the world to the men. I don't think so. I don't think so.
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Speaker 0: Girls, come on. Leave the saving of the world to the men? I don't think so. I don't think so.
ShadowofEzra
Posted - February 22, 2025 at 1:19 AM
Saved - February 22, 2025 at 2:54 PM
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I learned that the pilot of the Delta crash at Toronto Pearson Airport is 26-year-old First Officer Kendal Swanson, a Minnesota beauty pageant winner with under 1,500 flight hours. The more experienced captain, James Henneman, was managing communications while Swanson was at the controls.

@ShadowofEzra - Shadow of Ezra

The pilot behind the dramatic Delta crash that flipped a plane upside down at Toronto Pearson Airport has been identified as 26-year-old First Officer Kendal Swanson. A Minnesota beauty pageant winner who completed her training just last April with under 1,500 flight hours. The more experienced captain, James Henneman, was handling communications as Swanson piloted during the crash.

MyLordBebo
Posted - February 22, 2025 at 7:17 AM
Saved - February 22, 2025 at 5:08 PM
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I learned that the pilot of the Toronto plane crash was a 26-year-old woman, Swanson, who had just received her certification to fly larger aircraft in January and crashed the jet in February. With only 250 flight hours, her qualifications raised concerns about hiring practices, especially since the previous requirement was 1,000 hours. The co-pilot, Kendall, was allowed to land the plane. Swanson, a beauty pageant winner, had recently transitioned from being an instructor for smaller planes. The airline's focus on hiring women has sparked criticism, and passengers were offered $30,000 after the incident.

@MyLordBebo - Lord Bebo

🇺🇸🇨🇦 It the pilot of the plane that crashed in Toronto was a 26-year-old woman who had only been cleared to fly a month ago. 1/ https://t.co/cDRiKwhHa5

@MyLordBebo - Lord Bebo

She obtained the certification to fly bigger planes on 9th January and already in February she crashed the passenger jet. NOTE: “HOLDER DOES NOT MEET THE PILOT-IN-COMMAND AERONAUTICAL EXPERIENCE” Swanson had only 250 hours of flight time, prompting questions about hiring practices. PS: Previously you needed 1000 hours. 2/

@MyLordBebo - Lord Bebo

Kendall was the co-pilot, but the captain allowed her to do the landing. 3/ https://t.co/hcJhGGKNra

@MyLordBebo - Lord Bebo

A beauty pageant winner from Minnesota, Swanson had only completed her training in April. 4/ https://t.co/acJWcOZhE7

@MyLordBebo - Lord Bebo

A year ago, she was an instructor pilot for a small propellor aircraft. 5/ https://t.co/BxfcTnpEz2

@MyLordBebo - Lord Bebo

The airline is committed to destroy the patriarchy and hence preferentially hire women. 6/ https://t.co/0qvRrIg1NH

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Come on, leave the shape of the world to the men? Absolutely not! I got into Harvard Law. What, like it's hard? Sir, what's your group name? The Click? Is that Click or Clique? Click. Let's do it.
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Speaker 0: Girl, come on. Leave the shape of the world to the men? I don't think so. I don't think so. You got into Harvard Law? What? Like it's hard? Sir, what is your name as a group? The Click. Click or clique? Click. Let's do it.

@MyLordBebo - Lord Bebo

The result is this 7/ https://t.co/CjDzz8PYLe

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Oh, no! Is anyone else seeing this plane crash? Oh my god. I'm going to stop recording and come back to this later.
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Speaker 0: Oh, fuck. Oh, fuck. Oh, no. No. No. No. No. Tara, you're seeing this airplane just crashing too. Oh my god. Oh my god. Well, we'll shoot it. Come back to you later.

@MyLordBebo - Lord Bebo

Stop this crap airlines. 8/ https://t.co/CdsOP45zR2

@MyLordBebo - Lord Bebo

Delta plane crash passengers offered $30,000 with 'no strings attached' We nearly killed you, here take 30 grand and shut up. 9/ https://t.co/tqFzc6mheu

Bubblebathgirl
Posted - February 22, 2025 at 7:37 AM
Saved - February 22, 2025 at 4:09 PM

@Bubblebathgirl - Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

Aviation experts who reviewed footage of the Delta Flight 4819 crashing in Toronto say that the plane hit too hard on landing that made the right landing gear penetrate through the right wing of the plane. We know the pilot was Kendal Swanson. We know Delta still practices DEI. https://t.co/Mwktv9nv2D

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Delta Flight 4819, with 76 passengers and four crew members, skidded down the runway at over 100 mph, flipped, and caught fire. A hard landing is suspected to have caused the right landing gear to collapse, with the wing snapping off on impact. Experts believe the wing's detachment helped maintain the cabin's structural integrity, protecting passengers. Passengers found themselves hanging upside down, held by sturdy seatbelts, and assisted each other. The well-trained crew and quick response from airport firefighters were critical in the safe evacuation of everyone on board within ten minutes, just before the fuel reignited. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is investigating the crash's cause, with the investigation expected to take months.
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Speaker 0: 76 passengers and four crew members narrowly escaped disaster after Delta four eight one nine skids down the runway at over a hundred miles per hour, flips upside down, and bursts into flames. Investigators are now scrambling to piece together how the crash took place and how each passenger aboard the plane survived. It comes after a series of deadly plane crashes over the last two months. Here's what we know so far. Delta Flight four eight one nine, operated by Regional Endeavor Air, is a Canadian built Bombardier CRJ 900. The 16 year old narrow body plane is described by experts as a workhorse for flights between midsize cities. Chris Finlison is a former Endeavor pilot. He's flown into Toronto Airport dozens of times, and in fact, he's flown the very route of the plane that crashed on Monday. Speaker 1: We only flew CRJs at Endeavor. We were the largest operator actually of the CRJ 900 in the world. And it's a it really is. It's a great airplane to fly. Speaker 0: Investigators are now reviewing this video. The plane with its landing gear appearing down rapidly descends. It's canted or angled to the right to compensate for a 40 mile an hour crosswind. As the plane touches down, the right landing gear appears to collapse, causing the plane's starboard wing to begin scraping the runway. Flames and thick black smoke block our view of the plane as it overturns. ABC News spoke with aviation experts who highlighted three key elements in this video, the plane's landing gear, its wing, and its fuselage. Speaker 1: When you come into land and then you roll out, it's very easy to end up pulling the nose a little bit too high. But you notice when I pull the nose a little too high, the wheels are back here and you get kind of that motion where you end up driving your main landing gear into the the runway. Speaker 2: When we hit down, it seemed like we hit pretty hard. And I thought, okay, this is a pretty rough landing, but I've I've had that before. And then all of a sudden, the plane started listing and turning to the right. Speaker 0: That hard landing is what some experts believe contributed to the collapse of the CRJ nine hundred's right landing gear. Speaker 3: The impact on the right main gear has driven the gear past its limitations, and and in the vernacular, it's it's driven the gear up through the wing. Speaker 0: Inside the plane, passengers described feeling the heat emanating from a fire outside the cabin. Speaker 4: It was just incredibly fast. There was a giant firewall down the side. I could actually feel the heat through the through the glass. Speaker 0: Images taken after the crash clearly show the right wing snapped off the fuselage while the right landing gear was ripped off the plane. According to multiple aviation experts, the split second loss of the wing, which holds half the jet's fuel, might have helped ensure the structural integrity of the cabin and the safety of its passengers. Speaker 5: If you are actually experiencing such a hard impact that you know the plane is crashing, which would have been the case here, then you would want it to snap off because the alternative is that your fuselage would have been structurally the weakest point, in which case it would have crunched and torsioned. Speaker 3: All of these airplanes are metallic eggshells. When they're used exactly as they're designed, they're incredibly strong. And and that's exactly what happened here because the cabin wasn't breached. It retained its structural integrity. Speaker 0: As the plane slowed to a stop, the 76 passengers on board found themselves hanging upside down in the cabin, locked in place thanks to modern seats and belts that can withstand immense g forces. Speaker 2: I was hanging definitely by the seat belt, which they are very sturdy because I'm I'm not a little fella. And, you know, everybody, everybody was helping their neighbor. Speaker 0: The final factor that saved the lives of the passengers and crew was likely the plane's well trained crew and the fast response from the airport's firefighters, experts said. Speaker 1: So when you have something that that is so abnormal and so outside of what your psyche can kinda deal with, you go to your foundational knowledge. And that's what you do as a airline employee is you have a strong foundational knowledge. When emergencies happen, you just go to your instinct, and your instincts are to get people out safely. Speaker 0: By 02:21PM, less than ten minutes after the crash landing, every passenger and crew, many of whom reported the intense smell of jet fuel emanating throughout the cabin, safely exited the plane, escaping just moments before the fuel ignited once again. Investigators with the Transportation Safety Board of Canada are beginning to uncover clues about the cause of the crash, with an investigation expected to take months.
libsoftiktok
Posted - March 18, 2025 at 12:04 AM
Saved - March 18, 2025 at 12:05 PM

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A Delta pilot landing in NY La Guardia airport hit a wing on the runway upon landing causing sparks to come out of the wing https://t.co/yqTbPWhlG5

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A Delta passenger jet arriving from Jacksonville, Florida, struck its left wing on the runway while attempting to land at New York's LaGuardia Airport. Air traffic control alerted the pilots, who seemed unaware of the incident, mentioning sparks from a wing. The flight had 80 passengers and crew. Conditions were suboptimal with winds gusting to 35 miles per hour and some mist. The plane circled and landed safely on a second attempt. Delta apologized for the experience. The aircraft is grounded at LaGuardia and out of service. The flight was operated by the same regional carrier involved in a fiery crash landing at Toronto's airport last month. There were no reported injuries, but the FAA is investigating.
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Speaker 0: Now to the scare at New York's LaGuardia Airport, a Delta passenger jet coming in for a landing from Jacksonville, Florida. Its left wing striking the runway as pilots were lifting back off to go around again. Air traffic control telling them the wing had hit the ground. Here's Trevor Ault. Speaker 1: Tonight, a Delta passenger jet attempting to land at New York's LaGuardia Airport striking its left wing on the runway and the two pilots on board appeared unaware. Air traffic control pointing out the incident. Somebody saw some sparks from one of your wings. You guys feel anything? We do for one second. The Delta Regional flight arrived from Jacksonville, Florida just after ten Sunday night. 80 passengers and crew on board. Conditions were suboptimal but not extreme. Winds gusting to 35 miles per hour with some mist in the air. The plane then circling for another landing attempt. In a statement, Delta says the crew executed a go around then landed safely and proceeded to its arrival gate, adding we apologize to our customers for the experience. Tonight, that aircraft remains grounded at LaGuardia out of service. There's no immediate indication when it may return to the air. The flight operated by the same regional carrier involved in this dangerous incident last month, a fiery crash landing at Toronto's airport. And David here in New York there were no reported impacts or injuries at LaGuardia but the FAA says it's now investigating. David Speaker 0: Trevor Old with us here tonight Trevor thank you.
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Posted - March 18, 2025 at 2:25 AM
Saved - March 18, 2025 at 7:41 AM

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Yesterday, a pilot for Endeavor Air hit into a runway with the wing, causing sparks. She apparently had no clue: https://t.co/nCCKqNtW2u

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A Delta Regional flight from Jacksonville, Florida, carrying 80 passengers and crew, arrived just after 10 PM Sunday night. Someone reported seeing sparks from one of the wings. The crew responded that they would check it. Conditions were suboptimal, with winds gusting to 35 miles per hour and some mist. The plane circled for another landing attempt. Delta stated that the crew executed a go-around, landed safely, and proceeded to the arrival gate. Delta apologized to customers for the experience.
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Speaker 0: Somebody saw some sparks from one of your wings. Do you guys feel anything? We do. We'll check it. The Delta Regional flight arrived from Jacksonville, Florida just after ten Sunday night. 80 passengers and crew on board. Conditions were suboptimal, but not extreme. Winds gusting to 35 miles per hour with some mist in the air. The plane then circling for another landing attempt. In a statement, Delta says the crew executed a go around then landed safely and proceeded to its arrival gate, adding, we apologize to our customers for the experience.
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Posted - March 20, 2025 at 8:05 PM
Saved - March 21, 2025 at 9:06 AM

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BREAKING: Endeavor Air flight that flipped in Toronto was likely a pilot failure - NTSB Female 1st officer was flying https://t.co/MjGdNb3TF8

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A plane crashed and is upside down. The fire department is on-site. Most people appear to be okay, and everyone is getting off the plane. There is some unspecified activity or situation occurring.
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Speaker 0: Our plane crash. It's upside down. Fire department's on-site. Upside down. Everybody most people appear to be okay. We're all getting off. There's some stuff going on.
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The speaker asserts that women should not leave the task of saving the world to men.
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Speaker 0: Girls, come on. Leave the saving of world to the men? I don't think so. I don't think so.
CollinRugg
Posted - June 16, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Saved - June 16, 2025 at 8:16 PM
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I came across new video footage of Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, a British national, walking away from the Air India wreckage after surviving a tragic crash that claimed nearly 300 lives. It's shocking that while he survived, his brother, who was seated next to him, did not. Ramesh described the scene, noting that the emergency door was broken and his seat was damaged, yet he managed to escape. He was later visited by PM Narendra Modi in the hospital. Ramesh was in seat 11A, while his brother was in 11J.

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NEW: New video footage shows British national Vishwash Kumar Ramesh calmly walking away from the Air India wreckage after reportedly surviving the crash that took nearly 300 lives. Insane. Ramesh's brother was reportedly sitting in the same row as him on the plane, but sadly lost his life. "The emergency door was broken, my seat is broken ... I just walked out," Ramesh said. Ramesh was visited by PM Narendra Modi shortly after the crash while in the hospital. The 40-year-old says he was sitting in seat 11A. His brother, 35, was in 11J.

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The speaker believed they were going to die in a plane crash. After takeoff, the plane felt still for 5-10 seconds before crashing into a building. The side of the plane the speaker was on landed on the ground floor of a hostel. The speaker escaped through a broken door, but those on the opposite side of the plane, which crashed against a wall, could not escape. The speaker witnessed the deaths of the air hostess and others.
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Speaker 0: For some time, I thought I was also going to die. But when I opened my eyes, I realized I was alive, and I tried to unbuckle myself from the seat and escape from where I could. It was in front of my eyes that the air hostess and others died. After the takeoff, within a minute, it felt like the plane came to a standstill for five to ten seconds. The green and white cabin lights turned on in the flight. I could feel engine thrust increasing to go up, but it crashed with speed into the building. The side of the plane I was in, it landed on the Ground Floor of the hostel. I don't know about the other part of the plane, but where I landed was on the ground. I could see that there was space outside the aircraft. So when my door broke, I tried to escape through a little space, and I did. On the opposite side of the plane was the building wall, so nobody could have escaped. The plane crashed there. There was some space where I landed. I don't know how I managed to escape. It was in front of my eyes that the air hostess and others died.
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Posted - July 25, 2025 at 10:18 PM
Saved - July 27, 2025 at 6:34 PM
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I experienced a terrifying moment on a Southwest flight from Burbank to Las Vegas when the pilot had to nosedive to avoid a midair collision shortly after takeoff. Passengers were thrown from their seats, with one comparing the experience to the 'Tower of Terror' ride. About ten minutes in, we felt a sudden drop that had everyone screaming, fearing a crash. Afterward, the pilot informed us that we nearly collided with another plane and had lost contact with air traffic control. At least one flight attendant was injured in the chaos.

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NEW: Southwest pilot forced to nosedive to avoid a midair collision after takeoff from Burbank to Las Vegas. Passengers were reportedly launched out of their seats into the ceiling, with passengers comparing the incident to the ‘Tower of Terror’ ride. “About 10 minutes into the flight, we plummeted pretty far, and I looked around, and everyone was like, 'OK, that's normal',” one passenger said. “Then, within two seconds, it felt like the ride Tower of Terror, where we fell 20 to 30 feet in the air. The screaming, it was terrifying. We really thought we were plummeting to a plane crash.” After the incident, the pilot allegedly told the passengers that the plane almost collided with another plane, “and they had lost air traffic control signal.” (Fox News) At least one flight attendant was injured.

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A passenger on a Southwest flight from Burbank to Vegas described a terrifying incident about ten minutes into the flight. The plane plummeted, feeling like a 20-30 foot drop, causing screaming among the passengers who thought they were crashing. A flight attendant hit her head during the incident. The pilot announced that they almost collided with another plane and had lost air traffic control, necessitating an emergency maneuver to go under the other plane. The speaker, a frequent traveler, was with her mother, who said she had never experienced anything like it. The pilot stated they almost collided with another plane and had to make an emergency attempt because they lost service with air traffic control.
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Speaker 0: I took a Southwest flight from Burbank to Vegas. I've done it before and I know that there's a lot of turbulence. And about ten minutes into the flight, we we plummeted pretty far. I And looked around and everyone's like, okay, that's normal. Within two seconds, it felt like the ride tower of terror where we fell. I mean, it felt like twenty, thirty feet in the air and the screaming. Was terrifying. We really thought we were plummeting to a plane crash. After everyone was shooken up for a couple of seconds, we realized that the flight attendant had hit her head. It felt like we were flying in the air. And the pilot came on and he told us that we almost collided with another plane and that they lost the air traffic control. If I'm not mistaken, with the, you know, to know that the plane was coming towards us. It was absolutely terrifying. I'm a traveler. Was with my mom who travels everywhere. She goes to Vegas constantly for work and she said she's never experienced anything like this. I just remember, I think we were all in shock, but I just remember him saying, what just happened was we collided, almost collided with another plane. And I had to make the emergency attempt to, I think he said go under because we lost, we lost service with the air traffic control. Thank you to our pilot.
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