A PIA Airbus airplane flying from Lahore to Karachi has crashed with 95 passengers onboard

[Pakhtoon yum]

More and more evidence is pointing towards the pilot error . I just received an audio clip of a PIA pilot . He is pointing out step by step what they did wrong. Very sad indeed if it’s true .

Hold your horses and wait. Silence is the best approach otherwise if you are proven wrong then you would've been blaming a dead innocent man.

 

[Khafee]

Could maybe there have been a hostage issue which caused this mess? Just saying

The flt data recorder and cockpit voice recorder were recovered intact, so either way, I will find out.

In the mean time, my view is that the 1st issue of this tragedy is that, the aircraft should have been grounded. Everything else that transpired from there, is secondary.

 

[Khafee]

Hold your horses and wait. Silence is the best approach otherwise if you are proven wrong then you would've been blaming a dead innocent man.

Not blaming, Slandering.

 

[space cadet]

Not trying to offend anyone, but 99% of the time that a crash happens, they will find a way to blame the pilot

 

[Khafee]

Not trying to offend anyone, but 99% of the time that a crash happens, they will find a way to blame the pilot

Not offended, you are absolutely right. He is always the most convenient scapegoat.

In this particular case, the social media trail has concluded, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that the sole reason, for this tragedy is Pilot error.

 

[space cadet]

Not offended, you are absolutely right. He is always the most convenient scapegoat.

In this particular case, the social media trail has concluded, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that the sole reason, for this tragedy is Pilot error.

We can't be having anyone question the safety of the system, they would never put passengers on a unsafe aircraft. Never.

 

[Khafee]

We can't be having anyone question the safety of the system, they would never put passengers on a unsafe aircraft. Never.

Hope you are being sarcastic. Number of airlines cut corners with disastrous results.

There used to be another terrible airline called Shaheen Air. It literally had a record of not departing before 4hrs each time it touched down at DXB. At DXB 4hrs is the max a scheduled airline used to get, after which chrgs were incurred.

Luckily it went bankrupt. Today nearly a dozen of its B737-200 are parked at KHI, with no one ready to buy that junk.

 

[space cadet]

Hope you are being sarcastic. Number of airlines cut corners with disastrous results.

There used to be another terrible airline called Shaheen Air. It literally had a record of not departing before 4hrs each time it touched down at DXB. At DXB 4hrs is the max a scheduled airline used to get, after which chrgs were incurred.

Luckily it went bankrupt. Today nearly a dozen of its B737-200 are parked at KHI, with no one ready to buy that junk.

That was sarcasm, lots of money involved in the airline industry

 

[TomCat]

Hope you are being sarcastic. Number of airlines cut corners with disastrous results.

There used to be another terrible airline called Shaheen Air. It literally had a record of not departing before 4hrs each time it touched down at DXB. At DXB 4hrs is the max a scheduled airline used to get, after which chrgs were incurred.

Luckily it went bankrupt. Today nearly a dozen of its B737-200 are parked at KHI, with no one ready to buy that junk.

What a waste...

 

[Khafee]

That was sarcasm, lots of money involved in the airline industry

It is sad how money is more important than human life.

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

The flt data recorder and cockpit voice recorder were recovered intact, so either way, I will find out.

In the mean time, my view is that the 1st issue of this tragedy is that, the aircraft should have been grounded. Everything else that transpired from there, is secondary.

Yes, I like how the engineers had said that there were problems with the engines and all that was kinda brushed under the carpet.

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

That was sarcasm, lots of money involved in the airline industry

Its easier to blame one person then to fix an institution. Only strict punishments can prevent this sort of behavior.

 

[Zeeman]

When I used to live in Karachi we had a customs uncle come over to see my uncle .... he used to tell us that MQM and PPP had an agreement to staff unnecessarily thousands of their workers on the payroll.... uneducated retards and criminals.... they wouldn’t even show up for work but would get paid on time.

jeya bhutto and Altaf bhai.... thousands of workers were set for life bcs unions wouldn’t let PIA fire them.

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

When I used to live in Karachi we had a customs uncle come over to see my uncle .... he used to tell us that MQM and PPP had an agreement to staff unnecessarily thousands of their workers on the payroll.... uneducated retards and criminals.... they wouldn’t even show up for work but would get paid on time.

jeya bhutto and Altaf bhai.... thousands of workers were set for life bcs unions wouldn’t let PIA fire them.

If they dont pay in this world they will pay in the next. There is no escaping justice and this should be drilled into Pakistanis.

Start from KG and bring this up in every mosque prayer. This will scare people and behave. Just like how japan drills ethics into kids from age 3

 

[safriz]

Guys at Flightradar24 have done a great job.
They have decoded the aircraft transponder data.
It shows that at the time of first landing the aircraft speed was 220 knots.
The maximum permissible landing speed is up to 170 knots.
Ideal speed is below 145 knots.
Above 170 knots the aircraft may suffer structural damage.
Touching down at 220 knots caused the aircraft to scrape engines and bounce 3 times.

Why the pilot landed at such an incredibly high speed?
Was the speed indicator faulty?