Nepal commercial plane crashed captured live stream. *Warning disturbing**

[Mike809]

I dont think I could ever fly an asian or eastern europe airline.

Their safety standards ain't as rigid as the rest of the world.

 

[50CentStan]

Rip

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

How the fukk are some of y’all so comfortable watching people die?!

Growing up with/through trauma, that stuff becomes normalized.

It wasn't even that graphic......thank goodness.

It was DAMNED quick, though.

Hopefully, they didn't suffer.​

 

[Mike Nasty]

According to someone on reddit, the cargo was attached incorrectly and significantly altered the ship's weight distribution.

How would they know that just 7 hours after.

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

How would they know that just 7 hours after.

It's probably not that complicated. I'm pretty sure they have some egg heads working there.

 

[Mike Nasty]

I dont think I could ever fly an asian or eastern europe airline.

You might want to add a few more regions to that list.

Pakistan International Airlines Flight 8303 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Aftermath:
On 25 June 2020, 150 of 434 pilots employed by PIA were indefinitely grounded for holding "either bogus or suspicious licenses"

 

[NigerianDonDada]

Just seen the clip on Twitter

 

[Mike809]

You might want to add a few more regions to that list.

Pakistan International Airlines Flight 8303 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Aftermath:
On 25 June 2020, 150 of 434 pilots employed by PIA were indefinitely grounded for holding "either bogus or suspicious licenses"

Pakistan falls under Asia.

 

[CopiousX]

It's crazy to think that all those people died instantly. After the crash their no crying, no screams, no pleading...just gone. All them lives wiped out.

False. Officials are reporting that there were survivors at the scene screaming because of flames, but the first responders couldn't get to them because of the heat of the jet fuel fire.

Even the cameraman is heard breathing after the clip turns to red flames.

But I guess it's kind of a fast death, if you consider 2-3 minutes in an airfryer as fast....

 

[Gloxina]

Spoiler

Jesus have mercy on their souls. That was instant.


We don’t know the date or time

 

[CopiousX]

One more for y'all . This one is safe for work. It shows the plane maneuvering in the sky.



It's from before reddit took the films down

Link->

 

[Wildin]

False. Officials are reporting that there were survivors at the scene screaming because of flames, but the first responders couldn't get to them because of the heat of the jet fuel fire.

Even the cameraman is heard breathing after the clip turns to red flames.

But I guess it's kind of a fast death, if you consider 2-3 minutes in an airfryer as fast....

I played the video back a couple times didn't hear nothing. Out of respect I won't play it again.

 

[Batsute]

I dont think I could ever fly an asian or eastern europe airline.

Their safety standards ain't as rigid as the rest of the world.

It’s those foreign equivalent of Spirit that I don’t fukk with when I travel.

The only flights are with TigerJet, I’m good we gonna take the tuk-tuk all the way there.

Common rule, if their rewards program aren’t affiliated with one of the big 3 I don’t fly it.

 

[Alix217]

No offense but some of these poor ass countries don't even have toilets

How the fukk they gonna manage aircrafts? Sorry, but these dudes gotta stick with horses, cars and donkeys.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Scared to death of flying already so not gonna watch this shyt

You shouldn’t be scared of flying… majority of crashes now are pilot error and the planes they flying usually old as fukk.. newer aircraft its damn near next to impossible to crash even on pilot error.. This plane that crashed is 30 years old.. Aircraft manufacturers have a 30 year warranty on the airframes.. after that you playing with fire.. That’s why if you notice majority of commercial aircraft Carriers update their fleet after the 15-20 year mark..