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mybelovedwoo · 5 months ago

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ups and downs

san x f!reader

fluff, suggestive, smut/ wc: 2.6k

warnings: suggestive content!! sex scenes, kissing, injury

note: i was really afraid of writing this! san's just such a good boyfriend, takes such good care of his gf i want what they have TT . if you want to be tagged in any of my fics you can apply here <3

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The morning sun filtered through the curtains, casting a warm glow over the room. Y/n stirred, stretching lazily as she woke up. She turned to find San watching her, a soft smile on his face.

"Good morning, beautiful," San whispered, leaning in to kiss her forehead.

"Good morning," Y/n replied, her voice still groggy from sleep. "What's with the smile?"

San's grin widened. "Pack your bags. We're going to Jeju Island for the weekend."

Y/n's eyes widened in surprise and excitement. "Are you serious?"

San nodded, his eyes twinkling with excitement. "I've got everything planned. It's going to be amazing."

They spent the morning packing their bags and then headed to the airport. The flight to Jeju was short but filled with anticipation. San held Y/n's hand the entire time, occasionally squeezing it and giving her reassuring smiles.

As they landed on the island, Y/n marveled at the beauty of Jeju. The clear blue skies, lush greenery, and the distant sound of waves crashing against the shore filled her with a sense of adventure and tranquility.

They picked up a rental car and headed to their hotel, a charming seaside resort with a stunning view of the ocean. Their room was spacious and beautifully decorated, with a balcony overlooking the beach.

"Wow, San, this is perfect," Y/n said, looking out at the view.

San wrapped his arms around her from behind, resting his chin on her shoulder. "I'm glad you like it. We've got a lot planned for this weekend."

Their first day was filled with exploration. They visited the famous Seongsan Ilchulbong, also known as Sunrise Peak. The hike to the top was challenging, but the view was worth every step.

"Ready for this?" San asked, his eyes sparkling with excitement.

Y/n nodded, determination set on her face. "Absolutely. Let's do this."

They began their ascent, the path winding through lush greenery and rocky terrain. The air was fresh, filled with the scent of wildflowers and the distant sound of birds chirping. As they climbed higher, the views became more breathtaking, the ocean stretching out endlessly below them.

San held Y/n's hand, helping her over particularly steep sections. "You've got this," he encouraged, his voice steady and supportive. Y/n smiled, grateful for his presence.

They paused occasionally to catch their breath and take in the scenery. At one point, they found a small clearing with a bench overlooking the ocean. They sat down, enjoying the cool breeze and the stunning view.

"This is amazing," Y/n said, her eyes wide with wonder.

San nodded, his gaze fixed on the horizon. "It really is. I'm so glad we're doing this together."

After a brief rest, they continued their climb, the path growing steeper and more challenging. Their legs ached, and their breaths came in short gasps, but they pushed on, driven by the promise of the view at the top. San was a few steps ahead, offering encouragement and helping Y/n over particularly tricky sections.

Just as they approached a narrow, rocky part of the path, Y/n's foot slipped on a loose rock. She lost her balance and fell, scraping her knee and landing hard on her side. The sudden fall left her gasping in pain and shock.

"Y/n!" San exclaimed, quickly turning and rushing to her side. His heart pounded with fear as he knelt beside her, his hands gently touching her shoulders. "Are you okay? Where does it hurt?"

Y/n winced, sitting up slowly and examining her knee. "I... I scraped my knee pretty badly," she said, her voice shaky. "But I think everything else is okay."

San's eyes scanned her injury, relief flooding him when he saw that her ankle was uninjured. Her knee, however, was scraped and bleeding. He could see the pain in her eyes, and his heart ached for her.

"Stay still," he said softly, his voice steady despite the panic he felt. "Let me take a look."

He carefully examined her knee, his touch gentle yet firm. Y/n watched him, her eyes glistening with tears of pain and frustration. "I'm sorry, San. I didn't mean to ruin our hike."

San looked up at her, his expression tender. "Hey, don't say that. It's not your fault. Accidents happen." He gave her a reassuring smile. "We're going to get you down safely, okay?"

Y/n nodded, trusting him completely. San took a deep breath and gently helped her to her feet, supporting her as she tested her weight on her legs. "Lean on me," he instructed. "We'll take it slow."

The descent was slower than before, each step taken with care to avoid aggravating Y/n's injury. San kept his arm around her, his presence a comforting anchor in the midst of her pain. They stopped frequently to rest, San checking her knee to make sure it wasn't getting worse.

With patience and care, they finally made it back to the base. San led Y/n to a bench, helping her sit down. "I'm going to get some ice for your knee and clean up the scrape. Stay here, okay?"

Y/n nodded, feeling a wave of relief wash over her. She watched as San hurried to a nearby visitor center, returning quickly with a first aid kit and a bag of ice.

"Here," he said gently, kneeling in front of her. He cleaned the scrape on her knee, his touch tender and precise. Then he carefully wrapped the ice pack around her knee to help with the swelling. "This should help."

Y/n smiled through her discomfort, grateful for his care. "Thank you, San. You're always taking care of me."

San looked up, his eyes meeting hers with a mixture of love and concern. "I always will, Y/n. You're too important to me."

They sat there for a while, the sun setting behind them, casting a golden glow over the landscape. Despite the mishap, the beauty of the moment wasn't lost on them. San held Y/n's hand, their connection stronger than ever.

As the last light of the sun disappeared, San helped Y/n to their car. "Let's get you back to the hotel," he said. "We'll take it easy tonight, and tomorrow we'll find something less strenuous to do."

Y/n nodded, leaning on him for support. "That sounds perfect."

They made their way back to the hotel, where San helped Y/n to their room. Despite the tiring day and the incident, there was an unspoken understanding between them, a connection that seemed to grow stronger with each moment they spent together.

As they entered their room, San helped Y/n to sit on the bed. "Let's get ready for dinner," he said, glancing at the clock. "We have reservations in an hour. Do you think you'll be okay to go?"

Y/n nodded, smiling warmly. "I think I'll manage. Thank you, San, for everything today."

San brushed her hair back gently. "You don't have to thank me, Y/n. I just want you to be happy and safe."

As San turned to get ready, Y/n's gratitude and love for him overwhelmed her. She stood up, ignoring the slight pain in her knee, and moved closer to him. "San," she called softly.

He turned around, surprised to see her standing so close. "Y/n, you should be resting."

Before he could say more, Y/n wrapped her arms around his neck and kissed him. It started as a gentle, grateful kiss, but soon it deepened, fueled by the day's emotions and the intensity of their bond.

San hesitated for a moment, concerned about her knee, but the warmth of her lips and the urgency in her touch dispelled his worries. He kissed her back, his arms encircling her waist, pulling her closer.

"Y/n," he whispered between kisses, "we should get ready for dinner."

"I know," she murmured against his lips, "but I can't help it. I want you to know how much you mean to me."

San's heart raced as her words sank in. He gently guided her back to the bed, sitting her down and kneeling in front of her. "I know, Y/n. I feel the same way." He kissed her again, his hands caressing her face and sliding down to her shoulders.

Y/n's hands roamed over his back, feeling the strength and warmth of him. The heat between them grew, and they both knew where this was heading. San's hands moved to her waist, San lifted her gently, being mindful of her injured knee, and laid her down on the bed. He climbed in beside her, their bodies fitting together perfectly. The kisses grew more passionate, hands exploring and clothes slowly coming off.

San's touches were gentle and deliberate, making sure Y/n was comfortable and enjoying every moment. He worshipped her with his hands and lips, eliciting soft moans and whispers from her.

San pulled back slightly, his eyes searching hers for any sign of hesitation. "Tell me if you want to stop, okay?" he whispered, his voice a soothing balm.

Y/n nodded, her trust in him unwavering. "I will," she promised, her voice breathless with anticipation.

With a soft smile, San continued, his hands moving to remove the last barriers between them. He kissed her slowly, deeply, his lips a gentle pressure against hers. His hands roamed her body, exploring every curve and contour, as if memorizing her by touch alone. Each kiss, each caress was a testament to his love and reverence for her.

San's dominant side began to emerge, but it was tempered by his unwavering respect and care. He gently guided her hands above her head, his fingers intertwining with hers. "Keep them here," he murmured against her lips, his tone firm yet loving.

Y/n shivered at his words, her body responding to his command. She felt a thrill of excitement course through her, knowing she was safe and cherished in his hands.

San's lips traveled down her neck, leaving a trail of soft kisses. He paused at her collarbone, his tongue flicking out to taste her skin. His hands slid down her sides, teasing and exploring, until they reached her hips. He shifted, positioning himself between her legs, his eyes never leaving hers.

He took his time, savoring every moment, every reaction. His mouth descended, and he began to worship her with his lips and tongue. Y/n's moans filled the room, her back arching off the bed as he skillfully brought her pleasure. San groaned softly, the sound vibrating against her, heightening her senses.

He continued, his focus entirely on her, until she was trembling beneath him. As she reached her peak, he held her hips steady, his movements becoming more intense. Her cries of pleasure echoed around them, and he drank in every sound, every shiver, with a deep sense of satisfaction.

When she finally came down from her high, San moved back up, kissing her tenderly. "You're incredible," he whispered, his voice filled with awe and love.

Y/n pulled him closer, her hands finding their way to his hair. "I want you, San," she breathed, her eyes locked onto his.

San's heart raced at her words, but he maintained control, wanting to prolong the moment. "Not yet," he murmured, his voice a gentle command. "I want to take my time with you."

He kissed her again, his hands exploring her body with renewed purpose. He could feel his own desire building, but he held back, wanting to savor every second. His kisses grew more intense, his touch more insistent, as he pushed both of them to the edge of control.

When he finally couldn't hold back any longer, he positioned himself at her entrance, pausing to look into her eyes. "Are you ready?" he asked, his voice thick with emotion.

Y/n nodded, her eyes shining with trust and love. "Yes, San. I'm ready."

With a slow, deliberate movement, he entered her, his breath hitching at the sensation. He started off gently, letting her adjust to the feeling, but as the intensity built, he began to move faster, his control slipping. His hands gripped her hips, guiding her movements, his groans and moans mingling with hers.

They moved together, their bodies in perfect harmony, each thrust bringing them closer to the edge. San's pace quickened, his movements becoming more urgent, yet he never lost his focus on her pleasure. He leaned down, his mouth near her ear, his breath hot against her skin. "You feel so good," he groaned, his voice a rough whisper.

Y/n's hands clutched at his back, her nails digging in slightly as she lost herself in the moment. The room was filled with the sounds of their passion, their shared breath and whispered words of love.

As they reached their peak together, the intensity of their connection seemed to explode, leaving them both trembling and breathless. San collapsed beside her, pulling her into his arms, holding her close as they both came down from the high.

"I love you, Y/n," he whispered, his voice filled with emotion. "So much."

Y/n snuggled closer, her heart overflowing with love and gratitude. "I love you too, San. Always."

After the intensity of their intimate moment subsided, San and Y/n lay in each other's arms, basking in the afterglow of their love. The room was filled with a comfortable silence, broken only by the soft sounds of their breathing.

San brushed a strand of hair from Y/n's face, smiling softly. "I think we should get ready for dinner for real this time. You must be starving by now."

Y/n laughed, her stomach growling as if on cue. "Yeah, I guess I am. Let's get dressed."

They reluctantly untangled themselves, both feeling the lingering warmth of their connection. As they dressed, San couldn't help but steal glances at Y/n, his heart swelling with love and pride. She caught his eye and smiled, a blush coloring her cheeks.

Once they were ready, they headed out to the restaurant they had planned to visit. The walk through the bustling streets of Jeju was filled with light chatter and laughter, the earlier tension completely gone. They arrived at a cozy restaurant, its warm lighting and inviting aroma promising a delightful meal.

San held the door open for Y/n, his hand gently resting on her lower back as they entered. The hostess greeted them with a warm smile and led them to a quiet table near the window, where they could enjoy the view of the city lights reflecting on the water.

As they settled into their seats, San reached across the table, taking Y/n's hand in his. "How's your knee feeling?" he asked, concern still evident in his voice.

Y/n smiled, squeezing his hand reassuringly. "It's fine, really. It doesn't even hurt anymore. Now, let's enjoy our dinner."

They perused the menu, deciding to order a variety of dishes to share. The food arrived quickly, and they eagerly dug in, savoring the flavors and enjoying each other's company. The atmosphere was relaxed and intimate, the earlier events of the day feeling like a distant memory.

Between bites, they talked about everything and nothing, their conversation flowing effortlessly. Y/n recounted funny stories from her latest book, and San shared amusing anecdotes from his training days.

As the evening progressed, they found themselves lost in each other, the outside world fading away. The restaurant began to empty out, the waitstaff subtly hinting that it was closing time. They paid the bill and headed back to their hotel, the night air cool and refreshing.

Back in their room, they changed into their pajamas and settled onto the bed, their bodies instinctively finding each other. San wrapped his arms around Y/n, pulling her close, his breath warm against her neck.

"Today was amazing, thank you" Y/n whispered, her voice filled with gratitude.

San kissed her temple, his heart full. "I'd do anything for you, Y/n. Always."

They lay there in the darkness, the steady rhythm of their breathing lulling them into a peaceful sleep. The day had been filled with ups and downs, but they faced it all together, their love growing stronger with each passing moment.

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sunnyuto · 1 month ago

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In you’ve ever thought that the policy we make here in the US doesn’t affect the entire planet, this week has chosen to prove you wrong.

KLM flight 1204 from Oslo, Norway to Amsterdam made an emergency landing in Sandefjord, Norway at about 7pm local time Saturday 12/28, roughly an hour after taking off. The aircraft experienced a hydraulic failure and ended up skidding off the runway and into the grass. Fortunately, none of the 182 passengers and crew were injured.

Jeju Air flight 2216 from Bangkok, Thailand to Muan International Airport in South Korea crashed shortly after 9am local time Sunday morning 12/29, approximately 6 hours after the KLM flight malfunction, killing 179 of the 181 people on board. The plane suffered a bird strike, which killed an engine, then reportedly had a fire start on board, was cleared to make an emergency landing in the wrong direction on the runway, its landing gear failed, it skidded into a concrete wall and exploded on impact. There is a video circulating, it is very difficult to watch.

Jeju Air flight 7C101 from Seoul, South Korea to Jeju Island returned to Seoul at about 7am local time Monday morning, approximately 20 minutes after takeoff and 22 hours after the 2216 crash, when its indicators signaled a landing gear issue. It fortunately landed safely and its passengers were transferred to an alternate flight, save for 21 people who cited safety concerns and chose not to be rebooked.

These three incidents all occurred on Boeing 737-800 planes within 28 hours of each other and two of them explicitly involved landing gear issues. It is a miracle that only one was deadly. I cannot even begin to imagine the feeling of racing toward your certain death at a speed of several hundred miles per hour knowing there’s nothing you can do, especially for the pilots who could see the wall coming and knew they didn’t have any way of slowing themselves down. It’s a horrifying atrocity and has led to the South Korean government rightfully grounding and inspecting all 737-800 planes.

Boeing is an American company that manufactures in America and is subject to American manufacturing and safety standards and regulated by the FAA. To my knowledge, none of the passengers or crew members on any of these flights were Americans. And yet here they are, having their lives irreparably affected and even destroyed by American policy. From the 179 victims on flight 2216, there are over 600 body parts that first responders are having to identify and match in order to return bodies to families. Some of them likely won’t ever be identified, such as the pilots who took the impact first and who were almost certainly completely obliterated.

Boeing has been the subject of over 200 whistleblower complaints and multiple lawsuits in 2024, alleging that they push quantity over quality, have ignored quality control errors and flags, and have let planes with known mechanical defects get shipped anyway. Two Boeing whistleblowers died this year within weeks of being publicly identified, and a third who was identified in early December says they fear for their life.

American policy is directly responsible for this. Capitalism is directly responsible for this. Deregulation and lack of oversight are directly responsible for this. Our government’s failure to hold corporations accountable is directly responsible for this.

#jeju air #Boeing

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arctic-hands · 1 month ago

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1) absolutely horrific, 2) yes it was a Boeing

#airplane #boeing #south korea

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xarn25 · 1 month ago

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Boeing 737-800, a Precursor to the 737 Max, Is Used Widely.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/29/world/asia/boeing-737-800.html

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beardedmrbean · 8 days ago

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Bird feathers and bloodstains were found in both engines of the Jeju Air plane that crashed in December, according to a preliminary investigation released Monday.

The Boeing 737-800 was flying from Thailand to Muan in South Korea on December 29 when it crash landed and exploded into a fireball after slamming into a concrete barrier.

It was the worst aviation disaster on South Korean soil, killing 179 of the 181 passengers and crew.

South Korean and American investigators are still probing the cause of the disaster, with a bird strike, faulty landing gear and the runway barrier among the possible issues.

Both engines recovered from the crash site were inspected, and bird bloodstains and feathers were "found on each", the report said.

"The pilots identified a group of birds while approaching runway 01, and a security camera filmed HL8088 coming close to a group of birds during a go-around," the report added, referring to the Jeju jet's registration number.

It did not specify whether the engines had stopped working in the moments leading up to the crash.

After the air traffic control tower cleared the jet to land, it advised the pilots to exercise caution against potential bird strikes at 8:58 am, the report said. Just a minute later, both the voice and data recording systems stopped functioning.

Seconds after the recording systems failed, the pilots declared mayday due to a bird strike and attempted a belly landing.

The Jeju plane exploded in flames when it collided with a concrete embankment during its landing, prompting questions about why that type barricade was in place at the end of the runway.

Last week, authorities said they would replace such concrete barriers at airports nationwide with "breakable structures".

The captain had over 6,800 flight hours, while the first officer had 1,650 hours, according to the report. Both were killed in the crash, which was survived only by two flight attendants.

#nunyas news

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featuresofinterest · 1 month ago

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so many confidently wrong people online jesus christ. the reason there have been so many 737 accidents is because it's the best-selling commercial jet in history and they've been flying since the 60s. 31% of all commercial flights worldwide are operated by 737s. there are about 2900 737s in the air at any given moment. (source) it's been this way for years. they are extremely safe. i know boeing really fucked up the newer 737 max planes but most 737s in operation are not maxes, including the jeju air plane that just crashed, which was a 15-year-old 737-800. hate to defend a corporation but when planes crash it isn't always the manufacturer's fault. it's mostly maintenance issues/pilot error/bad weather. especially when the jet is 15 years old. no reason to ground the fleet for that! come onnnn

#why is it always posts from people who don't know anything that get traction and not posts from aviation autists

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darkmaga-returns · 1 month ago

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Deadliest Year For Aviation Since 2018. Russia will abandon missile moratorium. Alawite tensions rise in Syria. Iran may face upheaval like Syria. U.S. Treasury Department Allegedly Hacked

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Recent Rash Of Crashes Turns 2024 Into Deadliest Year For Aviation Since 2018

"There have been 4 different plane crashes worldwide in the last week..."

The commercial aviation industry faced a turbulent week with four plane crashes, making this one of the deadliest years since 2018. The most shocking mid-air aviation disaster occurred on Sunday when a Jeju Air 737-800 jet crashed at Muan International Airport in South Korea. December 25: Azerbaijan Airlines Crash December 28: KLM Airlines Plane Skids Off Runway In Norway December 28: PAL Airlines Dash 8-400 Catches Fire in Canada December 29: 179 Dead In South Korea's Worst-Ever Aviation Disaster

Commercial airline plane nearly crashes into sports team jet

A Delta Air Lines plane almost crashed into a charter jet carrying a men’s basketball team in a close call on a runway.

An Embraer E135 jet with the Gonzaga University Men’s Basketball team board touched down at Los Angeles International Airport and was taxiing to a gate when it appeared to continue toward a runway. ‘Stop, stop, stop!’ an air traffic controller could be heard shouting at the charter plane in video footage of the incident shared online. The Embraer came to a halt as Delta Flight 471 lifted off from the runway and over the smaller aircraft.

Airliner or Flying Health Hazard? Unsavory Facts About Boeing's 737-800

Aircraft giant Boeing made headlines last week when three incidents involving its 737-800 planes, one of the Boeing 737 Next Generation (737NG) variants, occurred in 24 hours in various corners of the globe.

While the terrible Jeju Air 737-800 crash in South Korea killed 179, a few hours earlier another KLM 737-800 skidded off a runway in Norway after suffering a hydraulic failure, while an Air Canada 737-800 suffered an apparent landing gear failure upon arrival in Halifax. Though much of Boeing’s infamy stems from the disasters involving its 737 MAX airliners, the 737-800 has a dark history of its own, with this type of planes suffering over 20 incidents since the early 2000s and causing over 1,000 deaths.

Russia will abandon its unilateral missile moratorium, Lavrov says

MOSCOW, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Russia will scrap a moratorium on the deployment of intermediate and shorter range nuclear-capable missiles because the United States has deployed such weapons in various regions around the world, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Sunday.

Russia's move, long signalled, will kill off all that remains from one of the most significant arms control treaties of the Cold War, amid fears that the world's two biggest nuclear powers could be entering a new arms race together with China. Russia and the United States, who both admit their relations are worse than at any time since the depths of the Cold War, have both expressed regret about the disintegration of the tangle of arms control treaties which sought to slow the arms race and reduce the risk of nuclear war.

Russian government flight to US sparks mystery and speculation

On December 26th, one of the Special Flight Squadron "Russia" aircraft flew to New York and Washington, D.C., and remained in the United States for two days.

It is unknown who was on board the Ilyushin Il-96-300, which is used by Russia's highest officials, including heads of special services. When asked about this matter, Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated, " Another diplomatic rotation." The independent Russian channel BAZA on Telegram was the first to report on the mysterious flight of the Russian government plane, questioning who traveled to the USA and for what purpose. According to FlightRadar data, on December 25th, one of the Special Flight Squadron "Rossiya" planes took off from Moscow and flew to St. Petersburg. On December 26th, it flew from St. Petersburg to New York and, after a short break, proceeded to Washington, D.C.

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aniltsposts · 1 month ago

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The Tragic Jeju Air Flight 7C2216 Crash: An In-Depth Analysis

The catastrophic crash of Jeju Air Flight 7C2216 at Muan International Airport has sent shockwaves across South Korea and the world. With 179 lives lost, this incident marks one of the deadliest aviation disasters in decades. In this blog, we will delve into the details surrounding the crash, the investigation efforts, and the implications for aviation safety.

Overview of the Incident

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On December 29, 2024, Jeju Air Flight 7C2216, a Boeing 737-800, was returning from Bangkok with 181 people on board when it encountered serious issues during landing. Just minutes before the crash, the pilot reported a bird strike and declared a mayday. Despite the warnings from air traffic control about birds in the area, the plane made an emergency landing attempt. Unfortunately, it landed without its landing gear deployed, resulting in a devastating collision with a concrete barrier.

![Jeju Air Flight 7C2216 before the crash]

The Aftermath of the Crash

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The consequences of this disaster have been severe, with only two survivors among the passengers and crew. The acting president of South Korea has ordered an emergency safety inspection of the entire airline operations system in the country, while a team from the United States is assisting in the investigation.

Understanding the Technical Aspects

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CNN aviation analyst Miles O'Brien provided insights into the possible technical failures that led to the crash. He pointed out that a bird strike alone should not have resulted in the landing gear malfunction. Typically, even in the event of engine failure, pilots can manually deploy the landing gear. O'Brien suggests that it was likely the crew's intention to keep the landing gear up to maximize glide distance in case they had lost power.

### Potential Connection Between Bird Strike and Gear Failure

While the bird strike was reported, experts believe that it may not have been the sole cause of the landing gear issue. O'Brien speculates that if the aircraft had indeed lost power from both engines, the crew would have opted for a gliding approach, which might explain why the landing gear remained retracted.

![Landing gear failure during the crash]

Critical Moments Before the Crash

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As the aircraft approached the runway, it was traveling at a high speed, which is concerning. The concept of 'ground effect' in aviation refers to the cushion of air that can cause an aircraft to float as it nears the ground. This may have contributed to the aircraft landing further down the runway than intended.

### The Role of the Concrete Berm

Unfortunately, at Muan International Airport, there was a reinforced concrete berm that acted as a barrier. When the aircraft overran the runway, it collided with this berm, resulting in a massive fireball and the tragic loss of life.

![Crash site showing the concrete berm]

Comparative Analysis of Airport Safety

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O'Brien pointed out that many airports in the United States utilize engineered materials at the end of runways designed to break away upon impact, thereby preventing catastrophic collisions. The absence of such safety measures at Muan International Airport raises questions about airport design and safety protocols.

Investigative Efforts and Challenges

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The investigation into the crash is ongoing, with the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) involved. They will be examining all aspects of the incident, including environmental factors, the possibility of mechanical failure, and the cockpit voice recorder for critical information. The challenge lies in piecing together the events leading to the crash, especially given the potential loss of engine power.

![Investigators examining the crash site]

Survivability and Passenger Safety

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Given the circumstances, the question arises: should such incidents be survivable? O'Brien asserts that with proper pilot training and well-designed airports, passengers should be able to survive bird strikes, as these are not uncommon occurrences near airports. The tragic outcome of this incident highlights a need for improved safety measures and protocols.

Conclusion

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The crash of Jeju Air Flight 7C2216 serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers in aviation. As investigations continue, there will undoubtedly be calls for enhanced safety regulations and better airport designs to prevent future tragedies. The loss of life is an immeasurable tragedy, and the focus must now shift towards learning from this disaster to ensure that such an event never happens again.

#Aviation #Safety #Air Travel #Disaster #Investigation #news #trending

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