3rd plane crash in the US, something's wrong?

[Plutoski]

It's really strange how the US hasn't had any crashes since 2009 until this year. It had three different plane crashes within a month.


At this rate, a fourth one is bound to happen.

[Hammer Of Evil]

Ulfrinn a écrit :

xDDD a écrit :

Are you really just going to keep shifting the goalposts? On Super Bowl Sunday, no less?

https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/statements/accident_incidents

These all seem to be on the same level OP is using to promote his narrative. Odd. How is this possible?

I tried using the criteria OP was using to report on this. I can only find a single source claiming this is the "3rd major plane crash in 8 days" and that's an MSN News article.

the flight investigations are publicly viewable from the NTSB and FAA, and the reports are taken seriously enough to change laws or enforce new standards for aircraft. idk why they think they can lie about it?

[Voroff]

Voroff a écrit :

Take care to notice the surlined things and try to understand "third in the US".

Next time, please try not to dissolve facts in an ocean of ... things. Thanks. How is it called already ... the tree that's hiding the forest something something ? I mean, look at the topic title and do not come with south Korean things, k'bye.

If you really wanted to make a point, you'll just had to point "BOEING DUH" and that would had been enought and HONEST.

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Chunk Norris ☯ a écrit :

The 3rd plane crash happened on February 5, 2025. Chat GPT says there's been around 10-15 this year, and listed several notable ones that puts this crash beyond 3rd.

January 2: A small plane crashed into a warehouse in Fullerton, California, resulting in two fatalities and 19 injuries. A preliminary report by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) indicated that the aircraft's door appeared to have been left ajar during flight, leading to the accident.
people.com

January 29: A mid-air collision occurred between an American Airlines passenger jet and a U.S. Army helicopter near Washington, D.C., resulting in the deaths of all 67 individuals on board both aircraft.
apnews.com

January 31: A private Learjet 55, operating as a medical transportation flight, crashed in Northeast Philadelphia, causing an explosion and setting multiple houses on fire. All six individuals on board the aircraft perished, along with one person on the ground; at least 24 others were injured.
phila.gov

February 3: A Cessna 208B Grand Caravan, operating as Bering Air Flight 445 from Unalakleet to Nome, Alaska, went missing shortly before its scheduled arrival. The wreckage was discovered 34 miles from Nome, and all 10 individuals on board were found deceased.

See ? That's already better, kuddos.

[Ulfrinn]

Hammer Of Evil a écrit :

Ulfrinn a écrit :

These all seem to be on the same level OP is using to promote his narrative. Odd. How is this possible?

I tried using the criteria OP was using to report on this. I can only find a single source claiming this is the "3rd major plane crash in 8 days" and that's an MSN News article.

the flight investigations are publicly viewable from the NTSB and FAA, and the reports are taken seriously enough to change laws or enforce new standards for aircraft. idk why they think they can lie about it?

But if OP was scanning for FAA incidents, he'd be aware of all the other ones mentioned above. So either he intentionally lied about that, or he's receiving news from a source that cherry picks the information to play a political narrative.

He did NOT get that from any NTSB or FAA database, let's be real. And they're not serious enough once you actually compare them to basic history of flight and aviation.

People thinking "well this is all the evidence we need for more legislation" is exactly how data is manipulated to elicit an emotional response by disingenuous media outlets. You're calling for action and your basis for this has already been proven to be disinformation.

[Chunk Norris ☯]

Voroff a écrit :

Voroff a écrit :

Take care to notice the surlined things and try to understand "third in the US".

Next time, please try not to dissolve facts in an ocean of ... things. Thanks. How is it called already ... the tree that's hiding the forest something something ? I mean, look at the topic title and do not come with south Korean things, k'bye.

If you really wanted to make a point, you'll just had to point "BOEING DUH" and that would had been enought and HONEST.

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Chunk Norris ☯ a écrit :

The 3rd plane crash happened on February 5, 2025. Chat GPT says there's been around 10-15 this year, and listed several notable ones that puts this crash beyond 3rd.

January 2: A small plane crashed into a warehouse in Fullerton, California, resulting in two fatalities and 19 injuries. A preliminary report by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) indicated that the aircraft's door appeared to have been left ajar during flight, leading to the accident.
people.com

January 29: A mid-air collision occurred between an American Airlines passenger jet and a U.S. Army helicopter near Washington, D.C., resulting in the deaths of all 67 individuals on board both aircraft.
apnews.com

January 31: A private Learjet 55, operating as a medical transportation flight, crashed in Northeast Philadelphia, causing an explosion and setting multiple houses on fire. All six individuals on board the aircraft perished, along with one person on the ground; at least 24 others were injured.
phila.gov

February 3: A Cessna 208B Grand Caravan, operating as Bering Air Flight 445 from Unalakleet to Nome, Alaska, went missing shortly before its scheduled arrival. The wreckage was discovered 34 miles from Nome, and all 10 individuals on board were found deceased.

See ? That's already better, kuddos.

The point is Trump didn't start these crashes from happening, they happen all the time and multiple times a year. You can say this is the 3rd crash but there have been so many crashes that you haven't heard of the majority of them. Average of about 1200 incidents reported every year...so about 3 plane accidents happen every day in America.

[Voroff]

Chunk Norris ☯ a écrit :

Voroff a écrit :

=> See ? That's already better, kuddos.

The point is Trump didn't start these crashes from happening, they happen all the time and multiple times a year. You can say this is the 3rd crash but there have been so many crashes that you haven't heard of the majority of them. Average of about 1200 incidents reported every year...so about 3 plane accidents happen every day in America.

Again, i have said nothing about "why this happened". I just hate bad arguments and "pointing fingers at the other political party". Can't have a proper discussion when peeps are spoutings things that have nothing to do with the topic.

My opinion : need more time, the inquiry of "why it happended" is underway RN.

[Space is the Place]

Chunk Norris ☯ a écrit :

The point is Trump didn't start these crashes from happening, they happen all the time and multiple times a year. You can say this is the 3rd crash but there have been so many crashes that you haven't heard of the majority of them. Average of about 1200 incidents reported every year...so about 3 plane accidents happen every day in America.

You´re kind of lying here though. Most of those accidents you mention are from private planes first off, secondly none of those other accidents happened over populated areas and during landing/departing.

The news aren´t focusing on those accidents because it´s Trump, they are focusing on them cause they were big, and one of them it´s the most lethal airplane incident on American soil since 9/11.

You right wingers blame inflation on Biden, Ukraine, Gaza, migration, fentanyl... even though all those things are unreleated to the american government control. But then the one thing the government controls, federal workers among them the ones on the FAA agency, fails during Trump and IT CAN´T BE THE PRESIDENT NONONO.

Talking about having a weak back bone, can´t even stand by previous supposedly extremely important ideas on how government functions.

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

Oranges actions probably deserves blame

[vkobe]

Yeezus a écrit :

What crash are we talking about because I don't see anything on the news

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/08/alaska-plane-crash-recovery

[vkobe]

Ulfrinn a écrit :

This is completely disingenuous. As the plane that crashed was a single engine Cessna in Alaska. There's been several since 2009 if we're using the same metric.

What is the third one?

10 people died, so more than philadelphia crash

[Ulfrinn]

vkobe a écrit :

Ulfrinn a écrit :

This is completely disingenuous. As the plane that crashed was a single engine Cessna in Alaska. There's been several since 2009 if we're using the same metric.

What is the third one?

10 people died, so more than philadelphia crash

What Philadelphia crash?

[GunsForBucks]

Ulfrinn a écrit :

vkobe a écrit :

10 people died, so more than philadelphia crash

What Philadelphia crash?

from post above

January 31: A private Learjet 55, operating as a medical transportation flight, crashed in Northeast Philadelphia, causing an explosion and setting multiple houses on fire. All six individuals on board the aircraft perished, along with one person on the ground; at least 24 others were injured.
phila.gov

[vkobe]

Ulfrinn a écrit :

vkobe a écrit :

10 people died, so more than philadelphia crash

What Philadelphia crash?

forget it

i forget you bad when we talk about serious subject

[Ulfrinn]

GunsForBucks a écrit :

Ulfrinn a écrit :

What Philadelphia crash?

from post above

January 31: A private Learjet 55, operating as a medical transportation flight, crashed in Northeast Philadelphia, causing an explosion and setting multiple houses on fire. All six individuals on board the aircraft perished, along with one person on the ground; at least 24 others were injured.
phila.gov

Private jets and bush planes are the metric we're using for this? Okay, now explain how any of this relates to FAA or Trump.

[Hammer Of Evil]

Ulfrinn a écrit :

Hammer Of Evil a écrit :

the flight investigations are publicly viewable from the NTSB and FAA, and the reports are taken seriously enough to change laws or enforce new standards for aircraft. idk why they think they can lie about it?

.... You're calling for action and your basis for this has already been proven to be disinformation.

i'm not calling for action, you made that part up.

[Ulfrinn]

vkobe a écrit :

Ulfrinn a écrit :

What Philadelphia crash?

forget it

i forget you bad when we talk about serious subject

I'm not the one trying to link two small aircrafts going down to some how being Trump's fault, while disingenuously claiming we've had no such incidents since 2009, and someone posted a link showing dozens, if not hundreds of such incidents.