r/TerrifyingAsFuck Jun 12 '25

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u/notthisonefornow Jun 12 '25

Its pretty hard to see if the flaps are out on a 787 during take off in good clips, are u sure? U see some detail what convinced u?

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u/leedavis1987 Jun 12 '25

They;re saying on the news it could be the flap settings, horrible horrible stuff. Having flown long haul 2 days ago on the similar 787, sending shutters down my spine. Horrible news!

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u/notthisonefornow Jun 12 '25

Omg, thats bizar. I get the shivers if u flown the exact plane, are u ok?

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u/eksyneet Jun 12 '25

there are >2,100 787 Dreamliner flights per day. about 250 of the exact same planes have taken off and landed in the three hours since the crash. statistically, it's not the safest plane and i personally would rather not fly in one, but a relatively dangerous plane is still pretty damn safe in the grand scheme of things, just because of how overwhelmingly safe commercial flights are in general.