Jeju Air scene shudder: Strange object appears, pilot's last effort?

The unfortunate incident of Jeju Air's Boeing 737-800 aircraft is still the focus of public attention. The scene also reveals many creepy details, recreating the last moments full of tension and in the cockpit.

Not only the crumpled pages of the book, the scene of this shocking incident is now just a battlefield with scattered aircraft debris. Investigators meticulously collected every piece of metal, every part of the plane, hoping to piece them together to reconstruct the full picture of what happened. Some of the debris showed signs of severe deformation from the strong impact, while others were burned black, indicating that the fire had spread quickly and violently after the impact.

In particular, investigators also discovered a number of foreign objects that did not belong to the plane scattered around the scene, raising doubts about the possibility of external objects impacting the plane before the incident occurred. However, this hypothesis is still being investigated and no official conclusion has been made.

In addition to the pages of the manual, the ruined cockpit also contains important traces. The location of the controls, the condition of the electronics, and even scratches on the cockpit floor are carefully recorded and analyzed.

One theory is that the pilot tried to perform a "belly landing" - an emergency landing technique when the landing gear was not working. This hypothesis is bolstered by torn pieces of paper from the manual for an emergency landing in the water and information about the minimum engine power.

However, abdominal landing is an extremely difficult and dangerous technique that requires highly skilled and experienced pilots. Even if it is done successfully, it can still cause serious damage to the aircraft and passengers.

Although the cockpit recording black box (CVR) is being analyzed, the leaked information shows that the final minutes in the cockpit are extremely stressful. The sound of the alarm, the urgent exchanges between the pilot and the co-pilot, maybe even the screams, are all recorded in the CVR.

Meanwhile, in the passenger cabin, panic certainly prevailed when the plane crashed. Screams, cries, and prayers may have sounded. Passengers may have felt the abnormality when the plane shook violently and could not land normally.

The tragic incident of Jeju Air still has many unanswered questions. Why did the more you respond to the problem? Are there any external factors affecting the aircraft? Did the pilot really try to land the belly? And what happened in the final minutes in the cockpit and passenger cabin?

Investigators are working hard to find answers to these questions. Analysis of the black box, the wreckage of the plane, and traces at the scene will help reconstruct what happened and determine the exact cause of the incident.

Earlier on January 3, a video recording the last moment of the pilot controlling the plane was widely spread on Korean social networks and caused a strong emotion. In the video, the pilot appears to have tried to reach out to the cockpit console just before the plane crashed into the concrete wall and exploded.

Although the identity of the pilot who appears in the video has not yet been verified, many people have left comments expressing their belief that the pilot bravely tried to mitigate the disaster.

Jeju Air plane tragedy, 85 people died, Korea - Thailand join hands to investigate? Đông Nguyễn12:53:43 29/12/2024A Jeju Air plane carrying 181 people crashed at Muan International Airport in South Korea. The plane skidded off the runway, crashed into a fence and burst into flames. The death toll has risen to at least 85 and is expected to rise.