Plane crash in philidelphia.

[Zaphod58]

They were handed off to Departure after taking off, but never responded. Tower made multiple calls looking for them, then closed the field after they didn't get an answer.

[Zaphod58]

No doubt it had a fire pre-impact after seeing that video. It's also clear at least one of the engines was on, and thrusting. Hence, the high rate of speed on impact. Damn thing looked liked a missile. Those poor people.

There's no visual evidence of fire preimpact. The aircraft appeared to be intact coming down.

[KKLoco]

There's no visual evidence of fire preimpact. The aircraft appeared to be intact coming down.

Watch this video PP posted, it's appears to be on fire preimpact. At the 7 second mark you can see flames. Pause it there.

https://x.com/JackWallace888/status/1885483163897471413

[Zaphod58]

Watch this video PP posted, it's clearly on fire preimpact. At the 7 second mark you can see flames. Pause it there.

https://x.com/JackWallace888/status/1885483163897471413

That’s not fire, it’s the aircraft lighting. They don’t turn those lights off until they’re higher, usually above 10,000 feet. They’d still have the wing root lights on, and that’s what you’re seeing. In all of the color videos the light through the clouds is white.

[KKLoco]

It's really difficult to grab the exact frame, as there are many in the 7 second mark and not on a PC. Right before it goes beneath the Townhouses, you can see something tailing off of it. Could be smoke. This is the best one I could get. 

[Zaphod58]

It's really difficult to grab the exact frame, as there are many in the 7 second mark and not on a PC. Right before it goes beneath the Townhouses, you can see something tailing off of it. Could be smoke. This is the best one I could get. 

That’s the only video that shows anything of the sort. There are several videos taken right next to the impact site that didn’t appear to show anything wrong with the aircraft. There are also several videos from farther away that don’t appear to show anything like that. It’s most likely due to the camera.

[MonkMode]

So soon after the DC tragedy.

Heart breaking to hear about all these lives lost.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

This could be many things. It appears to be in an uncontrolled dive on takeoff. I Instantly think of Alaska 261 (that one comes up a lot).

A learjet is a T-Tail with the horizontal stabilizer. So a mechanical failure in the mechanism could cause total loss of trim and send it into the ground exactly like that.

Or it stalled. Maybe when it was above the clouds it pitched up to fast, stalled, and that was it coming down.

And those are pretty much the only things (if the plane came down intact) that I could think to cause the crash in that video. That or the more unsettling prospect of a controlled dive by a suicidal pilot.

The flight recorders could solve this or at least rule out it was controlled into the ground.

The comment from the Twitter seems reckless.

If I told you what is really going on here, they would probably kill me. Please be vigilant and stay safe over the next 3 weeks.

Only three weeks?

Who is ordering the medevac of a charity paid Mexican pediatric cancer patient taken down? Trump's not Putin yet.

Why not just claim to be a blackhat and say hackers have figured out how to remotely hack the computers of many airlines (doesn't need to be possible) and will be crashing planes at random.

If he really did know something even that is too much.