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Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 **FLIPS**

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hey everyone me Kevin here just saw the

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reports of Delta fight

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4819 from Minneapolis into Toronto

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flipping on its head we need to talk

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about what happened here first of all

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it's a miracle that nobody has died one

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person is in critical condition this is

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also why it's very important to wear

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your seat Bel on a landing but the plane

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flipped upside down we're in

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Toronto we just

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landed our plane press it's upside

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down fire on

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sight upside down

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everybody most people appear to be okay

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we're all getting off some smoke going

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on in snowy Runway conditions and in the

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wind we're going to talk about the wind

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in just a moment but the plane flipped

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upside down the wing broke off now you

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might know not know this about Aviation

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and that's okay

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but the wings are really

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important because that's where your fuel

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is got a lot of fuel on here that one's

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topped off so when that snaps off the

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fuel leaks out and it usually doesn't

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take a lot of sparking especially when

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you've got uh this is actually carbon

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fiber uh but uh when you have a metal

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like an aluminum fuselodge that's

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skidding across the runway it usually

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ignites the fuel that's spilling

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everywhere uh this uh instead is kind of

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like the Titan

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submersible anyway uh so talking about

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the um this Delta flight what's

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remarkable is that based on the early

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information we have we don't know what

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happened but we know this was a

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crj900 that has a maximum crosswind

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component reported of 27 knots some say

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you might be able to go up to a 35 knot

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maximum crosswind configuration or or

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know performance capability so in other

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words if you have winds pushing the

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plane from the side at more than uh 27

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to 35 knots let's go 27 to be safe you

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run the risk of the plane losing its

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ability to stay upright in fact when you

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taxi planes uh you will actually usually

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uh conduct uh wind Corrections while

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you're on the taxi way because you don't

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want to flip that's exactly what you

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don't want so if you hop in here uh and

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got a crosswind I might actually move uh

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you know my my Joys Stick or yok or

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whatever you have uh and dive away from

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the wind we say because we're trying not

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to get the plane flipped so in training

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you actually taught uh about diving away

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from the wind because it this this does

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happen this is a real issue so what at

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this point obviously is speculation as

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to what happened but what could have

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happened like how can a plane flip uh or

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just get lifted up to the point where it

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flips over this is just

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speculation but here are the facts and

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I'll give you the speculation part we

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know this was a snowy Runway so imagine

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snowy Runway you got storms coming in

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there were rumors maybe they're true

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that uh flights into the same airport

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were canceled the day before because of

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the conditions of the wind so it's snowy

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which means you've got a slippery runway

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which means if you touch down maybe a

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little late or you tap on those brakes

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that part speculation tap on those

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brakes a little but too hard just like a

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car you're going to lock up these

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brakes planes have brakes as well that

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have reverse thrusters so even on a jet

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engine with a reverse Thruster uh you're

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just pushing the plane the reverse

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thrusters are pushing the plane down

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onto the runway to get more breaking

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traction that's what the point of the

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reverse thrusters is they don't actually

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thrust in Reverse they actually thrust

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up which is probably not the best name

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for it but anyway uh so let's say you

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apply too much bra and and you slipped

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and you start slipping a risk that can

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happen this is the speculation part I

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want to be clear we have to be

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respectful the people that injured uh

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and and this I mean the airport shut

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down now this is a major incident and

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it's coming at a crazy time in aviation

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if you touch down and you start sliding

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something else that could happen is you

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could start losing directional control

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of the plane so if you're on that Runway

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Center Line and you start slipping off

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to the side you could try to correct

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with Rudder but if you're already locked

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up uh and you're slipping to where

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you're potentially going to go off this

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side of the runway which it doesn't look

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like is what happened here then you

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might try to correct back but the

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problem with that is a quick correction

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back could lead to the unfortunate case

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where if you correct back now you're

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actually leaning into more of a

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crosswind and you're getting more of a

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direct crosswind that could then

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potentially flip you so think about that

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for a moment picture this planes going

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straight you land oh no we're veering

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over okay so we veered over to the left

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and now we're going to Veer back to the

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right to try to correct to the center

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line now all of a sudden because we have

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winds at 21 gusting uh no sorry winds

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were at 25 gusting 35 over there so

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you've got some good winds okay winds 25

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gusting 35 means a gust could put you

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over your maximum uh capability limit

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for this plane we want to verify this

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again we we we we know some of the

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limitations that the plane has 27 to 35

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Max depending on sort of which which

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model you have those details will come

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out and get configured what we know is

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that the winds were at least 21 and they

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were gusting 5 to 10 more beyond that uh

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potentially even more than that and

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sometimes the weather information uh is

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in minute to minute perfect on what the

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gusts are uh and so now you're

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correcting and at the same time you're

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correcting into another angle so you

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know you look at the plane at a

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different angle let's say you know let's

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say This Is Us correcting right uh and

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then we get hit with a crosswind at the

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same time that we're making our

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correction in those slippery runway

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conditions we don't actually have to be

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that far veered off the center line to

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really get a and then a roll over where

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basically you just get a a crosswind

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picking this plane up over here and

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flipping you over and that's where you

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get obviously the wing breaking off see

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in my opinion if this plane when we

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think of flip over we think maybe it got

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picked up from the back which happens

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with smaller planes uh you'll see the

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plane picked up in the back flip

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straight over in that case I actually

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don't think you would have seen a wing

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broken off so I personally again my

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speculation do not think a wing would

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have broken off on a flip straight over

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uh unless of course after that it tipped

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over but then the wing would have been

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right next to it this looks instead like

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it was going straight you had some kind

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of slip or whatever and then you got

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rolled over that's my take it's my

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speculation now let's get back to the

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facts you get 80 people on board you're

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going to have a crew it is a miracle an

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absolute miracle that this thing did not

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blow

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up now they probably had uh minimums in

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terms of fuel right so you're not going

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to have full fuel tanks like this puppy

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because you're at the end of your uh

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approach so you'd have maybe about 50

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minutes to an hour hour fuel left uh so

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you still got a good amount of fuel on

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there I mean you're still going to have

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in excess of you know call it an hour of

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fuel burn for a plane like that it's

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going to be 250 at least gallons they

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have like 250 gallons on there but I

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mean that beats having you know 2,000

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gallons right uh for a 10-hour flight

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you've got you've got just enough for a

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1 hour flight left so that could have

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been a blessing here that this happened

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on Landing now something else to

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remember is that the vast majority of

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plane accidents occur on Landing people

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always say take off and land no take off

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and land combined add up to over 50% of

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accidents but the landing

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specifically is um uh makes up somewhere

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around

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45% uh off to triple check that fact uh

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maybe I can throw that up on screen here

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uh but it's it's right around 45% maybe

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even up to 53% somewhere in that range

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from

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Landings so uh Landings are that

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definitely the riskier part as we've

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seen now with the PTO make uh but then

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again you know you have that takeoff uh

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potential disorientation crash uh in

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Philadelphia so crazy crazy time for

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Aviation but here's what's going on uh

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let's hope that person in critical

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condition and the other seven people

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injured make a full recovery as soon as

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possible thoughts and prayers nobody

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died this is a blessing that that plane

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did not blow up thank you so much for

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watching and wow

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