Capi Cris the Avgeek ✈️❤️

I love aviation it's the most beautiful thing 😍💖
Safety is the number one priority in aviation 💯✈️

[Breaking Aviation News & Videos @aviationbrk]

WATCH: Video captures moment a Cessna 177A Cardinal crashed in the middle of an intersection of a four way expressway during an attempted forced landing, shortly after takeoff from runway 31R at San Jose/Reid–Hillview Airport, CA on Saturday.

The San Jose Fire Department said two adults and one child were aboard the plane. All three were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. No one on the ground was hurt.

[Capi Cris the Avgeek ✈️❤️ @Capitheavgeek]

At this very moment is flying the last @lufthansa Airbus A340-600 flight #LH419 from Washington Dulles International Airport (KIAD/IAD) to Frankfurt Airport (EDDF/FRA).
Follow its flight on @flightradar24 here 👇
https://t.co/U7hI7i2UYm
Goodbye A340 we love you so much ❤️

[Breaking Aviation News & Videos @aviationbrk]

WATCH: Bombardier Challenger 604 lands safely in Abuja after losing its cabin door on take-off.

[Francisco Cunha - ✈️ Aviation et al @OnDisasters]

Small plane crash kills two in São Paulo, Brazil. No more info ATM, Updates when possible. Thanks to @HenriqueGfly for the video.

[FL360aero @fl360aero]

Air India Frankfurt–Delhi Flight Diverted to Jaipur After Squawk 7500 Alert

An Air India flight, AI2030, operating from Frankfurt to Delhi aboard a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, was diverted to Jaipur on October 14 after Ahmedabad Air Traffic Control reportedly received a Squawk 7500 signal, the international transponder code indicating hijacking or unlawful interference.

🛬 The aircraft landed safely at Jaipur International Airport at approximately 9:35 a.m. local time, with all 306 passengers reported safe.

🔎 Following landing, the aircraft was moved to an isolation bay, where security agencies conducted precautionary checks. Passengers and crew were safely evacuated under security supervision.

⚠️ The exact circumstances behind the alert remain under investigation. Preliminary reports suggest the signal may have been triggered inadvertently, but the cause has not been conclusively established.

Important: A Squawk 7500 transmission triggers a serious security response, but it does not by itself confirm that a hijacking has occurred.

#AirIndia #AviationNews #FlightDiversion #Squawk7500 #JaipurAirport #AviationSafety

[Flightradar24 @flightradar24]

#JA850, Santiago-Trujillo, squawking 7700 and turning back south. https://t.co/dvgGECZHOo

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WATCH: Cuencana Airlines Cessna 208B crashes after overshooting the runway at Cuenca Mariscal Lamar International Airport, Ecuador.

[Breaking Aviation News & Videos @aviationbrk]

BREAKING: Gulfstream G100 with 6 persons on board has reportedly crashed into the Atlantic while flying from Bermuda to Boston

[NTSB Newsroom @NTSB_Newsroom]

NTSB issues the preliminary report for its ongoing investigation of the Sept. 6 runway overrun of 21 Air flight 7598 at Miami International Airport. https://t.co/dOBCU1APXL

[Airbus @Airbus]

@BoeingAirplanes Thank you, @BoeingAirplanes. Appreciate it! 🤝

[Boeing Airplanes @BoeingAirplanes]

@Airbus Congratulations to the @Airbus team on your first flight. 🛫

[Capi Cris the Avgeek ✈️❤️ @Capitheavgeek]

@Alex_Oloyede2 This war is so fucking disgusting both sides are so animals and they don't respect the civilians and war rights doing a lot of war crimes

[FL360aero @fl360aero]

Today! Cessna Citation Bravo overruns runway and catches fire in Brazil, all the eight occupants safe.

A Cessna 550 Citation Bravo (PP-WMO), carrying singer Rey Vaqueiro and seven others, overran the runway while landing at Parelhas Airport (SDVZ) in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, during the early hours of Sunday, September 13.

The aircraft came to rest beyond the runway and caught fire, with both engines reported burning. Firefighters battled the blaze for approximately five hours.

All eight occupants — six passengers and two crew members — evacuated the aircraft. Some reportedly sustained minor injuries, but no serious injuries were reported.

The circumstances of the accident remain under investigation by Brazil’s CENIPA.

📍 Parelhas, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
✈️ Cessna 550 Citation Bravo
📝 Registration: PP-WMO
👥 8 occupants
🔥 Aircraft destroyed by fire

#Aviation #AviationAccident #Brazil

[Capi Cris the Avgeek ✈️❤️ @Capitheavgeek]

@OnDisasters That's so sad 😢 the pilot knows he will die that's why you need to respect the speed

[Breaking Aviation News & Videos @aviationbrk]

One of the pilots in the cockpit of the Amazon Air Boeing 767 that overran the runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday expressed concerns about the aircraft’s excessive speed — as alarms sounded in the plane — before it touched down, newly revealed information from the cockpit voice recorder shows.

The National Transportation Safety Board released the account of what was heard in the cockpit of the Amazon cargo jet in an investigative update Wednesday evening that it cautioned was preliminary and subject to change.

The summary detailed there were several automated warnings from the Ground Proximity Warning System heard in the cockpit as the plane descended. Twice, the computerized voice warned “sink rate,” alerting the pilots the plane was dropping too fast. Five times, it warned “too low terrain,” which can mean the plane is flying too low and too fast.

[Breaking Aviation News & Videos @aviationbrk]

WATCH: New video shows Amazon Prime 767 colliding with vehicles during Sunday's crash at Miami Airport

[NTSB Newsroom @NTSB_Newsroom]

NTSB investigators examine the wreckage field Monday after a Boeing 767 cargo plane operating as 21 Air LLC Flight 7598 overran the end of Runway 30 while landing Sunday at Miami International Airport (MIA).

[Capi Cris the Avgeek ✈️❤️ @Capitheavgeek]

@MikeGranby @Agent4842 @ONLYinDADE Thats why it's called pilot error because the pilots was the last factor but that doesn't mean we need to blame the pilots cause it could be airline's mistake too if that's pilot fatigue because they have a strict schedule will you keep blaming the pilots?

[Capi Cris the Avgeek ✈️❤️ @Capitheavgeek]

@MikeGranby @Agent4842 @ONLYinDADE And yeah because in aviation you don't have just one contributing factor there's a lot that's why the NTSB works with the swiss cheese model that's why "pilot error" is not that precise

[Sergio Hidalgo @SergioHidalAERO]

Lo veo venir, gente diciendo que lo de Miami es porque el avión es Boeing