In What Ways Can Air Vehicles Not Be Automatic Death When They Malfunction

[DetroitEWarren]

I always thought about this as a kid cause I haven't been on a plane since like 2001 (10th grade).

Can they create huge parachutes for the whole vehicle, maybe droppable or ejectable seats with parachutes on them. Automatic system that can recognize a fast plunge towards the ground and auto activate?


Man this Kobe shyt got me never wanting to find a plane again.

Should the word start focusing on coming up with ideas for this? They should have been doing this shyt.

 

[King Frost]

Man this Kobe shyt got me never wanting to find a plane again

he was on a chopper not plane
bad weather will fukk any vehicle car, boat, bicycle
life is short, enjoy
he went out a wealthy man and happy family

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Would depend on how it malfunctioned. A parachute wouldn’t have helped Kobe.

 

[DetroitEWarren]

he was on a chopper not plane
bad weather will fukk any vehicle car, boat, bicycle
life is short, enjoy
he went out a wealthy man and happy family

Yea I know, it's just airborne vehicles in general always had me worried

 

[DetroitEWarren]

Would depend on how it malfunctioned. A parachute wouldn’t have helped Kobe.

Do u think some kind of parachute support could be a solution to being able to save lives when they malfunction.

 

[1 other person]

 

[DetroitEWarren]

my nikka. I'm not getting on another plane until this shyt is the norm



How long they been working on these shyts?

 

[1 other person]

my nikka. I'm not getting on another plane until this shyt is the norm



How long they been working on these shyts?

 

[DetroitEWarren]

Seems like they just started thinking about this type of shyt. Hopefully this makes all flight companies chip in to solve this problem.


Imagine flying in a plane/chopper without having to constantly think about your life. There are millions in this world that reluctantly ride planes often just paranoid as fukk.

 

[Eastwoodjones]

I saw a youtube video about this a couple years ago but apparently most crashes occur during take-off/landing when the aircraft is too low for any of the options to realistically work. If I recall correctly Kobe's chopper wasn't all that high off the ground, and it would take a long time for a parachute big enough to land a helicopter to deploy, and the situation's even worse with jumbo jets. All in all, you're more likely to die in your car than in an aircraft, so pick your poison.

 

[Elle Seven]

I always thought about this as a kid cause I haven't been on a plane since like 2001 (10th grade).

Can they create huge parachutes for the whole vehicle, maybe droppable or ejectable seats with parachutes on them. Automatic system that can recognize a fast plunge towards the ground and auto activate?


Man this Kobe shyt got me never wanting to find a plane again.

Should the word start focusing on coming up with ideas for this? They should have been doing this shyt.

Slightly off topic, but I always thought Air Force One must be the safest plane in the world because of its purpose.

In regards to your question, I would ask myself, why don't they just do for all commercial aircraft what they do for Air Force One. Wishful thinking, I know.

I mean, has AF1 ever crashed or had a notable mechanical malfunction...well, known to the public, that is?

 

[Oatmeal]

Slightly off topic, but I always thought Air Force One must be the safest plane in the world because of its purpose.

In regards to your question, I would ask myself, why don't they just do for all commercial aircraft what they do for Air Force One. Wishful thinking, I know.

I mean, has AF1 ever crashed or had a notable mechanical malfunction...well, known to the public, that is?

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