Respuestas al mensaje #34,305

What is the FAA's responsibility in Toronto Canada? When they're minors and something happens to their parents or if they're crippled, etc.

It's been going on for a while, you had the Boeing drama, the SK crashes, the US crashes, now Canada. I think we are going to see a lot of fraud...

More than 1000 aircraft crashes in the US every year. Unusual for major airlines, but yes, you are just noticing something you had no reason to...

Damn, they're getting quick with those just-got-fired-better-crash-a-plane ray guns!

Yeah but the woke is defeated so who really wins here?

This is actually the result of the mixed competency crisis in both airlines and air manufacturers

source: https://x.com/Breaking911/status/1891590341574164907/photo/1

By the way, this was an Endeavor flight, not Delta. Flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto. Endeavor is a subsidiary of Delta. The runway...

FAA and DEI shit aside, how the fuck did this thing manage to land upside down and in once piece?! How this is possible, let alone survivable is...

I think at this point something could be happening more so than it being an illusion

It makes me wonder. Are we only just now seeing the effects of the DEI, or are there tranny pilots crashing these things as some sort of...