How on Earth did everyone survive. This may be a delayed Christmas miracle.
Edit: Looks like they ‘only’ hit 4.8km before blow out. They are really, really lucky that Boeing engineering is so shitty that stuff already fails at such low altitudes
Ever checked the outside temperature during cruising? It usually around -50°C. Entire rows of airplanes have been frozen to death in incidents like this previously. The outward suction also increases at higher altitudes.
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How on Earth did everyone survive. This may be a delayed Christmas miracle.
Edit: Looks like they ‘only’ hit 4.8km before blow out. They are really, really lucky that Boeing engineering is so shitty that stuff already fails at such low altitudes
Besides the person directly adjacent falling out of the plane, I don’t see why there would be a high risk of dying from this incident.
Ever checked the outside temperature during cruising? It usually around -50°C. Entire rows of airplanes have been frozen to death in incidents like this previously. The outward suction also increases at higher altitudes.
In which incident did passengers freeze to death? I haven’t heard of that.
I guess they’re especially lucky they weren’t over the ocean or something in this incident since they could land immediately.