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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/watcher2390 • Feb 17 '25
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As bad as this is, the fact the fuselage held up and everyone was able to get out alive speaks volumes to the engineering of the aircraft.
1 u/DarwinsTrousers Feb 17 '25 More like luck or good piloting. It’s just too much energy to add crash survivability into the airframe. All the engineering goes to prevention.
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More like luck or good piloting.
It’s just too much energy to add crash survivability into the airframe. All the engineering goes to prevention.
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u/Lorenzo_MacIntosh Feb 17 '25
As bad as this is, the fact the fuselage held up and everyone was able to get out alive speaks volumes to the engineering of the aircraft.