Roof Blows Of Airplane Mid Air

Cruising at 24 000 feet an 18 foot section of the plane s roof suddenly ripped off causing an explosive decompression creating a gaping hole in the fuselage and sucking a flight attendant out.

Roof blows of airplane mid air.

Improper adhesive bonding of fuselage lap joints 1 corrosion and fatigue. Xb 70 valkyrie mid air collision june 8. Boeing 747 on fire explodes mid air asiana airlines flight 991 4k duration. 26 mi south southeast of kahului on the island of maui a small section on the left side of the roof ruptured with a whooshing sound.

No one would desire to be in the middle of something that horrific. Falling from a height where aircraft usually cruises is the worst nightmare for anyone and everyone. Aircraft accident report aloha airlines flight 243 boeing 737 200 n7371i near maui hawaii april 28 1988 history of the flight. Catastrophic and contained cargo fire in rear cargo deck lead to the separation of tail section an in flight break up and a high speed dive into ocean 1988 04 28 aloha airlines flight 243.

Lansing one of two attendants near the first class compartment when the roof blew open was apparently sucked out of the aloha jet by the escaping air. Flight 243 offers worrisome parallels to a 1981 crash of a boeing 737 owned by far eastern air transport. After a routine takeoff and ascent the aircraft had reached its normal flight altitude of 24 000 feet 7 300 m when at around 13 48 about 23 nautical miles 43 km. Passenger planes cruise at an altitude of 35 000 ft to 40 000 fts depending up.

Aloha flight 243 air disaster. 18 ft of roof blew off 1988 03 07 iran air flight 655. A passenger on board a boeing flight in kosovo has captured shocking video of a flight attendant being flung into the plane s ceiling during a. The roof of an aloha airlines jet ripped off in mid air at 24 000 feet but the plane still managed to land safely.

Federal officials have flatly ruled out sabotage as a cause for the hole in the fuselage. Flight attendant hits roof during mid air turbulence.