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A switch on a plane caused all passengers and pilots to fall into a coma, killing 121 people.
Two fighter jets were sent up to check what was happening to Helios Flight 522.
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Where in the world is prone to turbulence like Singapore and Qatar planes?
Scientists reveal the factors behind the turbulence that caused Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Qatar Airways planes to crash.
Science story
The captain miraculously escaped death after being sucked out of the plane
British Airways Flight 5390 32 years ago was one of the rarest survival events in the history of commercial aviation.
Animal world
Why don't whales drown when they fill their mouths with water?
Researchers have discovered a 'stopper' in the throats of some whale species that helps seal off their airways or esophagus when needed, preventing them from drowning.
Life
What is asthma (bronchial asthma)?
Bronchial asthma is a pathology of the airways. The disease is characterized by sudden onset of shortness of breath when there is a trigger.
Health
How is 'swallowing the tongue' when the impact is strong?
When a strong collision occurs, the muscle mass in the body drops, causing airway obstruction, obstructing breathing, causing death if not timely emergency.
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Aircraft with 46 holes of lightning still flew 9 hours
According to the Daily Mail on August 3, the flight BA-35 just departed from London Heathrow airport to Chennai City - India on July 22 will be struck by lightning.
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Abandon or keep the captain: Selecting the life and death of 84 scary people and secrets at the last minute
At a height of 13,000m, a frightening incident occurred that made the life and death gap become too fragile. Save yourself or suffer? 84 people had to face difficult cho…
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All the notices when taking a plane you cannot ignore
Airway is one of the most advanced and convenient means of transportation today. There are precautions when flying, you cannot ignore whether you have just flown in for…
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'Secrets' have never been revealed about aviation
On average, at any given time, there are about 3 million people flying in the sky; every 2 seconds an Airbus A320 aircraft takes off; Only 5% of the world's population e…
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The danger from the phone falling on the plane
Passengers of QA380 flights of Qantas Airways, Australia are required not to find the dropped phone on the plane to avoid the risk of explosion.
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Strong winds pushed the plane near the supersonic speed
British Airways aircraft flying from New York (USA) to London (England) at speeds up to 1,200km / h, after meeting strong winds.
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Why are pears more fragile than apples during storage?
Pears and apples contain airways that help them breathe. These are small structures that are only visible on a microscope that provides oxygen - an essential ingredient…
1001 mystery
The strange 37-year missing plane suddenly appeared
On a beautiful morning in May 1992, Juan de la carte and colleagues working at the air traffic control station of Caracas, Venezuela airport began their shift as usual.
History
How has aviation become safer after 100 years?
Here are 12 photos that summarize the development history of aviation safety systems for more than 100 years.