Shoulder fired mi$ile does not see IFF Beacon . Russia has shot down civilian aircraft in this manner . Aircraft goes down in same time frame as DEFCON 1/ GOATCON UNO level of militry alert and hostilities . ideos of plane streaming to the ground on FIRE . Yep we're just reachin . Thanks for bein the voice of reason .
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Read a little if you can and will. It just might open your eyes a bit, world is not as simple as "that is the right way, shoot at anything that moves and all will be well" food some of you were fed for an entire life.
It was some Iranian with a itchy trigger finger. Mossad has Boeing stock.
Competitor airlines also have Boeings and their stock too. But wait, maybe they are looking for deals on 737's
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Ukrainian passenger jet crashed after being hit by Iranian Tor-M1 missile
Ukrainian passenger jet probably crashed after being hit by a Russian-made Tor-M1 missile over Parand and crashed in the town of Khalaj Abad. Ukrainian International Airlines flight PS752, en route from Tehran to Kyiv, with 176 people on board has crashed in Iran just minutes after take-off from...
I see I am late to the party. Time zones being what they are and all.
You are mostly correct. However the main fan, typically known as the N1 fan, is surrounded by a Kevlar “shield” and if it does fail it will typically throw a blade or in rare and I mean rare situations basically fall apart. The Kevlar protects it from throwing shrapnel into the fuselage as the high rotational speeds throw it out not back. If an engine explodes due to a failure of the of the fans, it’s typically the internal stages that fail. Those rotate around 30000 rpm at normal power and will get sucked back into the turbine section which actually drives the fan and it goes downhill from there. This is so incredibly rare.I see I am late to the party. Time zones being what they are and all.
While it would seem we are speculating some on the incident, the speculation is on a solid foundation.
The 737 has an excellent safety record. It is actually not super rare for a engine to "explode". I am no jet engine expert but the main fan at the front of the engine is normally what comes apart I believe.
We have been flying for over 100 years, we pretty much have it figured out. Such incidents are planned for. I believe last year there were 3 reports of fans "exploding" with one fatality (lady who got sucked out a broken window). All the planes landed safely.
Here I give you a list of commercial airliners who have been shot down by a military entity.
List of airliner shootdown incidents - Wikipedia
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It happens more than most think. I would focus on 3 incidents in general
KAL 007, shot down in 1983 by the Russians at the height of the cold war.
Iran flight 655 shot down by USA in the Persian gulf.
(Actually were quite a few in the '80s, 2 in just a couple month in Afghanistan)
And Malaysia flight 17 over Ukraine.
Fact is, during hostile times people get itchy trigger fingers.
So far the evidence, circumstantial or other wise points to Iran shooting the plan down. Probably accidentally.
Sock and underpants gnomes.... Obviously.
