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Airplane wings are critical not only for flight but for the fact that they contain the crucial mechanics that enable pilots to control their planes. The structural integrity of planes needs to be strong in order for the many different parts of a plane to be held together and withstand the forces of flight. One shocking incident in October of 1992 demonstrates of the disastrous consequences of when parts of a plane can simply break away. El Al Flight 1862 crashed into residential estate in Amsterdam killing at least 43 people. This disaster is just as much about the community it devastated as much as it is about what caused it. In this video we’ll examine the plane and what exactly happened during its final flight.
Background Music Credits:
Aokigahara - Ambre Jaune
Tracker - Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen
Fun While It Lasted - Emil Axelsson
The Fig Tree - Jakob Ahlbom
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