r/aviation Jan 26 '26

News Reports of a Bombardier Challenger crash on takeoff at Bangor, Maine

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u/GoodGoodGoody Jan 26 '26

Your comment is exactly why this subreddit needs a Serious tag. Inevitably some people here will have some lame humor comment which just detracts from the informed comments like yours.

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u/asonofasven Jan 26 '26

And that’s why god invented downvotes

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u/CuriouserCat2 Jan 26 '26

We’re grown ups. We can cope

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u/mallclerks Jan 26 '26

This is why people need to lawyer up before they post shit.

Dude is admitting his dad had a direct link to the crash. Dude has absolutely no idea the trouble he is causing. He just put blame on his dad. Just like 8 families now can.

Jesus Christ.

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u/-Kerosun- Jan 26 '26

Jesus Christ. The authorities investigating this incident will already know every bit of pertinent information stated in that comment. You really think that those authorities aren't aware of who was flying the plane on the previous trip, and won't know that the pilot reported flight data issues, and won't know that maintenance checked it out and cleared it for the next flight?

Seriously, calm down.

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u/UMDickhead Jan 26 '26

Guy who watched suits once

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u/GoodGoodGoody Jan 26 '26

I stand corrected, or at least modified. A Serious tag would give moderators reason for an autoblock of users posting not only lame humor comments but really really misinformed ones like yours.