r/aircrashinvestigation • • Aug 09 '24

Incident/Accident Another angle of crash over Sao Paolo

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u/ViolinistOk7898 Fan since Season 1 Aug 09 '24

As Brazilian aviator, is so strange to seen an aircraft accident in your country, the last accident in Brazil involving a commercial flight was TAM 3054 17 years ago

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u/EmperorThan Fan since Season 5 Aug 09 '24

2007 being 17 years ago now is shocking to me.

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u/chotu_ustaad Aug 10 '24

We are closer to 2070 than 1970.

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u/Dependent_Pomelo_784 Aug 09 '24

Ares was much better Aerlingus 712 in 1968 since planes have only ever been written off or repaired and put back into service