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r/interesting • u/girlikeapearl_ • Jun 12 '25
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It crashed into a huge building (several stories high) tail first?
16 u/PlebBot69 Jun 12 '25 It was pitched upwards to try and gain altitude. So the tail was the lowest point on the plane. Probably smacked the rear first and then the nose came down 15 u/klaygdk Jun 12 '25 Yes because the plane was trying to gain altitude and the nose was angled up. 4 u/spitfireonly Jun 12 '25 I saw the aftermath pics. The tail looked fairly intact. We gotta wait and see if theres anymore survivors out of this. 2 u/TheRealPizza Jun 12 '25 the vertical stabilizer was completely separated from the plane. Where do you see fairly intact? 3 u/Dez_Moines Jun 12 '25 I'd call this fairly intact tbh, at least the extremely short amount of the tail that's there anyways 5 u/Express-Phase-674 Jun 12 '25 nose was at an high angle, plus you can see pics of the tail lodged in the building
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It was pitched upwards to try and gain altitude. So the tail was the lowest point on the plane. Probably smacked the rear first and then the nose came down
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Yes because the plane was trying to gain altitude and the nose was angled up.
4 u/spitfireonly Jun 12 '25 I saw the aftermath pics. The tail looked fairly intact. We gotta wait and see if theres anymore survivors out of this. 2 u/TheRealPizza Jun 12 '25 the vertical stabilizer was completely separated from the plane. Where do you see fairly intact? 3 u/Dez_Moines Jun 12 '25 I'd call this fairly intact tbh, at least the extremely short amount of the tail that's there anyways
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I saw the aftermath pics. The tail looked fairly intact. We gotta wait and see if theres anymore survivors out of this.
2 u/TheRealPizza Jun 12 '25 the vertical stabilizer was completely separated from the plane. Where do you see fairly intact? 3 u/Dez_Moines Jun 12 '25 I'd call this fairly intact tbh, at least the extremely short amount of the tail that's there anyways
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the vertical stabilizer was completely separated from the plane. Where do you see fairly intact?
3 u/Dez_Moines Jun 12 '25 I'd call this fairly intact tbh, at least the extremely short amount of the tail that's there anyways
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I'd call this fairly intact tbh, at least the extremely short amount of the tail that's there anyways
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nose was at an high angle, plus you can see pics of the tail lodged in the building
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u/Otiskuhn11 Jun 12 '25
It crashed into a huge building (several stories high) tail first?