Coastguard plane was off to deliver earthquake aid apparently :
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To be honest, before I'd seen the story in detail, I did wonder if there was any connection with the earthquake activity.No I’m not. They’ve continually mentioned it every 15min or so.
Looks like it hit it head on…
https://x.com/wmanzione/status/1742122592503255502?s=46&t=RRf25KP4F8ZFvi1jkB4oig
Exactly my thoughts.Given that the pilot of the other plane is reported to have survived, it looks as though the Dash-8 was on the runway preparing to takeoff and the A350 hit it from behind.
Looks like it.Given that the pilot of the other plane is reported to have survived, it looks as though the Dash-8 was on the runway preparing to takeoff and the A350 hit it from behind.
Incredible that everyone on board the passenger aircraft escaped
Post 16Is nobody going mention the Star Wars plane?
What kind of idiot thinks that they are in a plane about to crash and that the best idea is to get their phone out to record events?
Ah, should try reading things properly.Post 16
What kind of idiot thinks that they are in a plane about to crash and that the best idea is to get their phone out to record events?
Planes are made of biscuits basically. Slightest hit and it's a complete shitshow. 5 dead, soon to be 6 in the coast guard plane, what would that have been? Prop plane?I know Haneda well and fly JAL a lot, which as an airline, and the crew, are incredibly precise and professional, true to the stereotypes.
A full Airbus has smacked into another plane at little less than touchdown speed, and come out of it with a staved-in nose cone, a torn off landing gear and zero fatalities on that aircraft. This is nothing short of incredible.
plenty of runway incursions aren't caused by ATC. Planes are not made of biscuits, its because they tend to be doing speed when they hit something. The A350 in this case, doing around 125-150 knots hit another plane and stayed almost completely structurally sound.Planes are made of biscuits basically. Slightest hit and it's a complete shitshow. 5 dead, soon to be 6 in the coast guard plane, what would that have been? Prop plane?
Did the collision take out the A350 landing gear?
Terrible anyway, all of it and the ATC staff member who created it will suicide. I can't see this being anything other than an ATC failure