A FedEx Boeing 767 cargo plane (Flight 3609) experienced a bird strike during takeoff from Newark, resulting in engine damage and a subsequent engine fire. The three-person crew safely executed an emergency landing back at Newark Liberty International Airport. The FAA and NTSB are investigating the incident, which involved a right engine shutdown and the apparent loss of an engine component. Despite the incident, aviation expert John Cox reaffirmed that air travel remains exceptionally safe.
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The initial reports surrounding the crashed Azerbaijani plane paint a disturbing picture. Survivors recount hearing distinct bangs before the aircraft went down, a detail that immediately raises serious questions about the nature of the incident. The sheer fact that these sounds were audible to passengers suggests something more significant than standard mechanical malfunctions.
The timing and location of the crash, coupled with the reported refusal of an emergency landing in Russia, fuel speculation of foul play. This denial, forcing the plane into a perilous flight across the Caspian Sea towards Kazakhstan, seems suspiciously convenient. One could easily conclude that there was an intent to prevent any immediate investigation or recovery of vital evidence.… Continue reading
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