Have you ever heard about, saw right before you, or saw on the news a plane crash? Have you heard how deadly a plane crashing in water is? Also have you heard what was going on while a plane was about to crash? Well you will hear about a crash you might not forget.Here is what happened to the engines, what damage was done to the plane, and specific things that were going on in the cockpit during the miracle on the hudson plane crash. Time for what happened to the engines. The engines were pretty badly damaged. The plane was hit by about 17 geese. The plane's engines could take a hit of 4 pounds of bird in each engine, but each engine took in about 5.1 pounds of bird. And the birds hit the core of the engines so the engines produced no thrust. So the thrust on both engines rolled back to zero. Which means the plane was a glider then because the thrust from the engines make a plane fly. The engines were so badly damaged that the engines sounded like shoes in a drier because of all the damaged parts and parts of bird in both engines bouncing …show more content…
In the back of the plane there was a hole from the crash so the plane started to sink. “The reason for the breach is that the pilots did not press the ditch button which seals the plane up so no water can get in but the pilots had to do so much they forgot to press it.” National Transportation Safety Board investigation. The whole plane was in great shape considering it had a forced water landing. “Three years before a plane got hijacked and it crashed in the indian ocean near a beach. When the plane hit the water, it cartwheeled and ripped apart with 175 on board only 25 survived.” When the plane was retrieved the engine that was supposedly working was destroyed. “...eight outlet guide vanes were missing. ”National Transportation Safety Board investigation. So that was the damage done to the plane. Now time to hear the specific things that were going on in the
Personal Response: I read the book Flight 116 is Down by Caroline B. Cooney. The book was a great book in my mind. Even though the cover gives the crash away it still surprised me. The book was written with great detail. The writer really makes it feel like the story and the crash was happening around the reader.
Most people think that the plane must have ran out of gas and that they crashed near Howland Island. This is biased.
As the plane was approaching the New York area, the cockpit crew observed ice accumulation on the aircraft’s wings. This was an indication of the flight operating in a low temperature area and may have been the cause of the crash. The accumulation of ice on the wing adds weight to the air-bone body and thus, reduces the lift. Additionally, it also changes the shape of the wing, and this shape is what gives the lift. During the investigation held by the National Transportation Safety Board, the Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) was examined and found out that the crew did not recheck if the de-ice system installed in the aircraft was operational or not. This was critical due to the fact that the ice buildup was a mere 6 minutes before the plane crashed. The Flight Data Recorder was brought into account, it stated that the de-ice system was set in the
had survived.” This second quote explains the solution to the plane’s crash, which required the
What did survive was a mountain of wreckage, fire, smoke, tail section, wing sections, cockpit, engine
(143) The bird was a miracle because if it hadn’t landed on Louie they would not have caught the fish and they would have starved to death. Q 20: The third plane Louie spots overhead resuscitates a desperate hope of a new savior, but what happens instead? A 20: When a third plane goes over Louie, Phil, and Mac, they hoped that they would be seen and will be taken.
One January day Sullenberger was assigned to depart from LaGuardia airport to Charlotte/Douglas international airport. Shortly after take-off, air traffic control claims to have gotten a dispatch that flight 1549had stricken a flock of birds which disabled the engines, and he didn’t have time, altitude, nor speed to get to any of the nearest airports. His only option was to land in the Hudson river. “brace for impact” he announced
ash land it. He knew every once and a while there was a lake. He decided he would land in one. He saw a lake and tilted the plane down. Th plane came down fast. Brian crashed into the lake and banged up his head and his body bad. All he knew was he was alive. He swam out of the plane and came to shore. His forehead hurt so bad that anything that barely touched it made sharp pain goes through his head. He laid his head on the sand with his feet halfway in the water and fell asleep.
Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger also had to make due with his only resource: The Hudson River. “Against the Odds,” by Pearson Realize, is an informative article explaining what occurred on flight 1549 of January 15, 2009. Merely 5 minutes into the flight a flock of Canadian Geese flew into both turbines causing serious engine failure. Captain Sullenberger had two options. He could either try to land on the runway risking various buildings and civilians, or he could attempt to crash into the Hudson.
They don’t understand how is debris from the plane crash could have been able to travel that far from the impact with out being struck by something before it crashed. They give three examples of historic plane crashes such as, Turkish Airlines Flight 981, Air India 182, and Japan Flight 123. All three crashes left behind a good size of wreckage, numerous bodies and one, Japan Flight 123, even managed to have 4 survivors (Avery). So how does a Boeing 757 and all its’ passengers completely disappear they ask. Then they go on to show the reports that no jet fuel was left behind in water or soil from the department of environmental protection. They also questioned how that could have been possible when the plane crashed with 5,000 gallons or 37,500 pounds of jet fuel. Lastly the documentary states the fragile items that were left behind, such as a red bandana, the hijacker’s driver’s license, passports, and a Marriot hotel card from the flight attendant. They overall conclude that there was no way a 757 could have crashed on that day. They claim it had to have been a smaller plane shot down as a cover up and that the original plane landed somewhere safely.
Pennsylvania, where the plane “crashed”, say they heard a missile go off. A resident near the crash served in Vietnam and he said knew that was the sound of a missile he heard, so it is likely the plane could have got shot down (What Really Happened).
The most controversial flight in the 9/11 conspiracy, rivaled only by the disappearance of Flight 77, is the damage done to the pentagon. The first mystery surrounding this event was the impossibility of a Boeing
The plane then reportedly filled with thick smoke with flames shooting from the rear of the plane. The passengers struggled to get though either the emergency exits or through holes in fuselage that were torn open due to the crash. The rescue effort was also slowed due to power outages on the field. The bay doors for the rescue vehicles needed to be open manually slowing the rescue crews from getting to the plane. Overall a total of 11 people died including Captain Richard W. Bushmann, a 20-year veteran with American Airlines. 83 of the 143 passengers were injured.
In September of 2004, Lost first aired on ABC. The drama series about people stranded on an island after a plane crash, had elements of science fiction that J.J Abrams used to captivate millions every episode. The series starts by introducing the main characters, Jack and Kate, and their personal backgrounds leading up to the commercial plane crash. However, as the series progresses, characters once believed to have little impact in the show, are highlighted in a single episode and shed light on topics never previously thought about. “The 23rd Psalm,” the tenth episode in season two, demonstrates this aspect of the series very well. The science fiction characteristic of the series is toned down to bring attention to the drug trading in Africa, specifically Nigeria. “The 23rd Psalm” attempts to inform people around the world how organized crime in Nigeria has affected the lives of many who live there, what they have to do to survive, and the sphere of influence drug trafficking has around the world.
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