[arista]

They are saying it was accident



all media


[A Chinese airliner with 133 people on board
has crashed in the southern province of
Guangxi causing a fire on the mountainside,
state media reported.

The Boeing 737 passenger jet
flying for China Eastern has crashed in southwest China.
According to Chinese state broadcaster CCTV said Monday,
the plane crashed in the rural countryside
near Wuzhou city, Guangxi region.]



https://www.cityam.com/breaking-chin...uthwest-china/

[arista]

[The flight from Kunming to Guangzhou appeared to
rapidly loose speed after 6.20am GMT before
entering a sharp descent]

[Horrifying moment Boeing 737 passenger jet
carrying 132 people plummets 30,000ft to
the ground before bursting into flames
in remote Chinese mountains
China Eastern plane smashed into countryside
near Wuzhou city, Guangxi region, and
'caused a mountain fire'
It said rescuers had been dispatched and there
was no immediate confirmation of numbers
dead and injured
The plane, flight number MU5735 from Kunming
to Guangzhou, is believed to be
a Boeing 737-89P, not a MAX]



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ral-China.html



Sadly sounds like most have died

[Beso]

It nosedive straight to the ground at a rapid speed.

The telegraph has a video of it.

[UserSince2005]

its a bit weird to just fly straight down no? seems deliberate to me.

[AnnieK]

Sounds like it was shot down to me.

[Vanessa]

I was reading about this on twitter.
How does a plane go down that straight?
It looks like the pilot did it deliberately

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Sounds like it was shot down to me.

Yeah it sounds more than an 'accident'

[bots]

it could be something wrong with the autopilot/navigation

[Beso]

Maybe the tail just fell off, but this is a boeing 737, the safest commercial passenger plane on the planet.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Maybe the tail just fell off, but this is a boeing 737, the safest commercial passenger plane on the planet.

Exactly. Something is not right here.

[Kizzy]

Is there a passenger list?

[arista]

[The China Eastern Airlines Boeing 737-800 was
flying from Kunming to Guangzhou when it plunged to
earth in Guangxi province and caught fire.

The number of casualties and reason
for the crash are not yet known.
Rescuers have seen no signs of survivors.
Chinese airlines generally have a good
safety record - the last major accident
took place 12 years ago.]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-60819760





Boeing shares have dropped.


[Boeing loses $5billion
in market capitalization as
China grounds entire fleet of 737-800 jets
after one crashes and kills 132
in remote mountain range]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ople-dead.html

[arista]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Sounds like it was shot down to me.

If only we could find out the truth.



Bloody China
will keep it secret Forever.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Is there a passenger list?

Soon I hope.

Was an Important Politician on it?

[arista]

What causes a jet to nose dive?

[Many things can cause at least the
start of a dive -- from a pilot suffering a heart attack
and slumping onto the control column
to a failure of the motor used to help raise
and lower the nose.
But they would tend to be more short-lived
or there are easy ways
for pilots to counteract such failures, he said]


Ref: Google fresh search.

[arista]

How many Boeing 737 crashes have there been?

[CBS News correspondent Kris Van Cleave
said the 737-800 is part of the "next generation" family
of Boeing's 737 line-up.
More than 7,000 have been built,
with fewer than 25 accidents that rendered
the planes unusable since they first took]


https://www.cbsnews.com/news/china-p...hou-guangzhou/

[arista]

They have got one black box,
but say it is very damaged?

With so many searching.
Everyone on that Plane died as it Exploded

Why did it nose dive
was there a Terrorist on board?


China has had Terrorism
but they keep it secret.