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El puente Baltimore tenía un nivel de riesgo inaceptable

Todos tenemos claro que el barco tuvo un problema en la máquina y no pudo evitar tocar el puente que era de mírame y no me toques. El pasado 20 de marzo la NTSB ha publicado que el puente Francis Scott Key, que se derrumbó tras el choque del "Dali", presentaba un nivel de riesgo casi 30 veces superior al umbral aceptable para puente

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www.webmar.comEl puente Baltimore tenía un nivel de riesgo inaceptable | Bitácora – webmar.com
#InvestigacinAccidentes#Baltimore#Dali
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The representative of NTSB staged a performance:

""It does make me angry. But it also makes me feel incredibly devastated for families that are grieving because they lost loved ones," Homendy said."

Can we expect them stay impartial and produce a report that guides decision-makers, while they do a clown routine for the cameras?

Save this kind of shit for hearings in Congress.

#aviation #ntsb
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Dendrobatus Azureus

Aftermath United 232 above Iowa's cornfields a methodical explanation on the how & why the DC10 lost its number two engine anchored ⚓ in the tail

* Year 1989
* Day 19 July
* Number of Atma {Souls} on board 296
* Number of lives lost: watch the video

* Site Sioux Gateway Airport
Sioux City, Iowa, United States
*Coördinaten 42°24′29″N 96°23′02″W
* Aircraft type McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
* Operator United Airlines
* IATA flight No. UA232
* ICAO flight No. UAL232
* Call sign UNITED 232 HEAVY
* Registration N1819U
* Flight origin Stapleton International Airport, Denver, Colorado

youtube.com/watch?v=Lw4uhb8dFs

A low-angle shot shows a man in a black jacket standing in front of a large airplane engine. The "Sky" logo is visible on the side of the plane. The engine's turbine blades are visible inside the engine. The image appears to be taken at night.
The image shows the wreckage of a plane. The wreckage is twisted and mangled, with exposed metal and charred remains. Two people are inspecting the wreckage, one in a blue shirt and jeans and one in a blue jumpsuit. Yellow caution tape is strung around the scene. In the background, there is a field and some buildings.
A middle-aged man with glasses and short brown hair is speaking to the camera. He is wearing a light blue dress shirt and a blue and white patterned tie. A black box with white text that reads "JIM WILDEY NTSB METALLURGIST" is displayed below him. To the left of the text, there is a red circle with a white graphic inside. The background is a blurred dark brown curtain
A man is wearing a tan hat and a blue shirt with a name tag on it. He is crouching down and looking at something on the ground. There is a tire in the foreground. The ground is a light brown color.
#Aftermath#United232#DC10
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