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Moment 'Russian made' transport plane careers off runway in Africa and explodes in giant fireball amid suspicions jet was linked to Wagner
2023-09-28
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] Soviet-designed Il-76 came down in Mali where Wagner troops are stationed

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Video of the Il-76 plane crash in Mali appeared on the Internet
[Regnum] The crash of an Il-76TD cargo plane at the airport in Gao in Mali was caught on video; the footage was published on September 27 by the AviaNews Telegram channel.



Officially, the plane belonged to the Malian Air Force, the video description says.

The plane crashed on September 23 during landing. The footage shows that he rolled off the runway, continuing to move at high speed. Then he tilted and fell, after which a fire started.

As Regnum reported , rescuers went to the crash site. There were no reports of injuries.

In October 2022, a Su-25 aircraft of the Malian armed forces crashed at Gao airport, killing one person.

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Posted by:Skidmark

#6  and Planes of Color (POC)???
Posted by: Frank G   2023-09-28 18:40  

#5  Too high, too fast.

So it was the Patriarchy! Some arbitrary set of rules that we have to follow just because. What about people with alternate lifestyles, genders and velocities?
Posted by: SteveS   2023-09-28 18:37  

#4  I sent this story and video to a retired USMC multi-rated pilot who flew Gulfstreams for a midwest based carrier following retirement. His response:

"Too high, too fast. Some guys are reluctant to 'go around' and end up paying a heavy price."
Posted by: Besoeker   2023-09-28 16:17  

#3  You can see the tires on the right hand side of the aircraft blow sequentially on landing.

Chinese tires? Remember this headline: "Cheap Chinese tyres bought by corrupt officials’ may be to blame for Russian trucks and armoured vehicles getting stuck in the mud in Ukraine"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10772127/Cheap-Chinese-tyres-bought-corrupt-officials-blame-Russias-stalled-advance.html
Posted by: NoMoreBS   2023-09-28 12:39  

#2  
#1 Looks like multiple blown tires on takeoff roll. That’d make it challenging to hit V2 - and those beasts have a low angle of takeoff anyway.
Posted by: Slenter Panda4300 2023-09-28 06:50


That or Loose Ends(TM).

Mike
Posted by: MikeKozlowski   2023-09-28 08:39  

#1  Looks like multiple blown tires on takeoff roll. That’d make it challenging to hit V2 - and those beasts have a low angle of takeoff anyway.
Posted by: Slenter Panda4300   2023-09-28 06:50  

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