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14/06/25

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Originally posted by Obi ↑

Anyone here a licenced aircraft engineer or perhaps a commercial airliner pilot with inside information?

If not, blaming Boeing or the crew with any certainty at this point is pure speculation.

The skipper had thousands of hours experience, the F/O a good deal less, but not a newb. The 787 has over a thousand airframes delivered and never crashed one until now. So, whatever happened would appear to be an outlier.

Could be crew error, an almighty malfunction or external reasons, possibly a combination. We just dont know yet.

They've recovered one of the recorders. The DFDR and CVR are combined in the 787 and iirc, they have 2 for redundancy. Called Enhanced Airborne Flight Recorder, so I would think a preliminary report will be issued in due course, if the data is recoverable, which I suggest it will be.

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agree that we don’t know the reason yet

But one thing we know for sure

It’s ANOTHER Boeing .

Imagine the Boeing crash office phone service -

ring ring****
Hello, this is Boeing, which one this time?
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