Russian AD shoot down a civilian aircraft again
https://p.dw.com/p/4xwuI

>>64023689 (OP)
You got to give it to them, nobody kills as many russians as other russians

>>64023689 (OP)
the article doesn't say anything about a shootdown, also it happened at the other side of russia, on the border with china, it doesn't make any sense.

Air Travel is not safe in Russia because they are sanctioned to oblivion and planes no more have any proper sığar parts support and maintenance. Car Travel is also not safe, due to shitty roads. Nothing is safe in Russia.

>>64023718
Its a proud and hard earned achievement by Aeroflot to make sure their passengers get where they belong

>>64023689 (OP)
Their civilian fleet destroys themselves because they lack spare parts and don't give a shit about maintenance routines. The planes must fly otherwise the tsar will be mad. No weapons needed.

>>64023689 (OP)
I'm guessing from the spam threads, they must have really shot down that civilian airliner.

>>64023724
>also it happened at the other side of russia, on the border with china, it doesn't make any sense.
It kind of does when you remember who we are talking about
>1904, North Sea: IT'S A FUCKING JAPANESE TORPEDO BOAT, FIRE!
>2025, Siberia: IT'S A FUCKING UKRANIAN F-16, FIRE!

>>64023836
No, it's worse than that, this is an Antonov.
Unmaintained western aircraft still fly better then Russian ones.

>>64023934
>Russian
Antonovs are Ukrainian doe

so it was't maintained twice as hard

>>64023689 (OP)
It's good that russians died, but the article says nothing about friendly fire.

>>64023801
So what wacky cause is this one going to be? Another example of the pilot trying to land blindfolded? Or did they let their kid try and fly it again? Or maybe it was a genuine smoking accident?

>>64024034
Budanov using a NATO time machine goes back 30 years and magically deletes the service history so all the gubbins that needed replacing in 1995 aren't done

>>64023836
You forgot to consider the high rates of alcoholism among Russian pilots.

>>64023997
You just know

>>64024068
No. It was

>>64023689 (OP)
WHAT AD DOING??

>>64024068
>Budanov using a NATO time machine
This explains why we are in an amalgamation of Red Alert and Generals timelines.

>>64024034
maybe a passenger was smuggling a crocodile in his carry-on and it got loose in the cabin
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Filair_Let_L-410_crash

>>64023689 (OP)
>>64024124
nah nigga, it's just a 60yo plane crashing because, you know,poor maintenance, Classic russia too but probably not AA involved.

>>64023997
>says nothing about friendly fire
It's was an aborted landing, OP is just shitposting.

>be me
>got into habit of watching Air Crash Investigation on National Geographic
>(it happens to be on just as I get home from work)
>over a year and I began to see the patterns
>most gruesome accidents are from turdies
>they & second world countries have poorly maintained equipment and rarely properly follow procedure
>Westernoids either have one-off fuckups or unprecedented hardware failures that prompt worldwide callbacks and new rules and regulations
>chinkoids usually rush, latinos have slow reaction times and Russians are intoxicated
>pick my choice as soon as I see the ethnicity of the actors playing in the reproductions, rarely wrong nowadays

>>64024331
Watching air crash investigation as a kid and noticing this was part of what “redpilled” me, cringe and meaningless as that term has become now.

>>64024331
I recall many examples from ACI that run counter to your claims. There was that one pilot who applied so much rudder that he tore the tail off. There was that one where the pilot stalled the plane because he wanted to "go up" and so he held the stick back when he needed to enter a dive. There was that pilot who let his nephew take the controls and the nephew triggered an autopilot input that made the plane crash. There was that pilot who didn't trust his co-pilot's or instruments advice on approach to a foggy airfield and then flew into a hill. There was the "We gaan" pilot who got impatient on the runway and killed like 500 people in a collision.

All portayed by white actors. You're honestly retarded.

>>64023989
>Antonovs are Ukrainian doe
Soviet and Russian aircraft plants were never strongly associated with any of the design bureaus. An-24 was produced in three aircraft factories, Kiev, Ukraine, Itkursk or Ulan-Ude... Russian Soviet Socialist Republic. Serial production of An-24 ended in 1979. Plane that came down was made in 1976.

>>64024398
Did you say "many" because they don't have the concept of the number five where you come from?

>>64024331
Aeroflot Flight 593 was russians, yes.
sure they were portrayed by white actors but you get his point.

>>64024561
meant for >>64024398

>>64024539
It's more thought and examples than the racist guy gave for his theory, which was none.

>>64024577
there's always exceptions to the rule.
there's plenty of smart black people, on the whole, for instance, even though black people on average have significantly lower intelligence.

>>64024577
So that's a yes. Boy howdy, the concept of a decimal point will blow your mind

>Media reports suggested that rough weather might have led to misjudgements of altitude, leading to the plane brushing the tops of trees as it approached the airport.

>>64024133
We're either in the best worst timeline or the one we deserve

>>64024160
Guess you've got to try once
>The crocodile reportedly survived the crash, only to be killed with a machete by authorities
Poor guy, just wanted out the bag and then all this shit went sideways only to be bonked by some savage with a bush knife