Here is the full video of the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 which took off from Addis Ababa to Nairobi and crashed leaving 157 people dead.



Investigations indicate that shortly after V1 speed (V1 is the speed beyond which take-off can no longer be aborted) the crew experienced difficulties and requested permission to return to the airport.



The flight 302 was climbing out when the aircraft leveled out at about 9,000ft above sea level. Radar contact was lost about 6 minutes later. The picture of the crash site indicated a high speed impact with the aircraft disintegrating when it hit the ground, and post crash fire.







Flight radar 24 was able to capture the first 6 minutes of the aircraft’s ADSB (Automatic Dependence Surveillance Broadcast) data as the aircraft departed to the east.



The standard instrument departure to the east requires the aircraft to be at 12,000ft but it was at 9,000ft. This indicates that the aircraft was below the desired altitude, thus putting the aircraft within 1,000ft of the mountainous terrain.



The aircraft rolled out on the runway and climbed into the sky at rate of 2,000ft per minute, and it quickly drops off to ZERO ft per minute, followed by another positive climb and another negative descent of 2000ft per minute, followed by another positive climb to about 7,000ft in 3 minutes before losing contact with the radar.



An altitude of just 1,000 to 2,000 feet above the ground, gives the crew very limited time and space to react if there is a controllability problem.




It is too early to say what exactly caused the crash, but watching as the crew struggled to keep the aircraft in the air and the chaos in the cabin as Flight 302 nosedive back to terra ferma into a giant crater is gut-wrenching….

Watch video here
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Damn, that was a struggle

That's a PC flight simulator.

Why are you useless people capitalizing on a tragedy for internet attention?

BotherMleeper:
That's a PC flight simulator.

Why are you useless people capitalizing on a tragedy for internet attention?

How on earth would you call that a PC flight stimulator.

Jamezafolabi40:
How on earth would you call that a PC flight stimulator.

Because I own several copies. Both FSX and XPlane.

That's the fakest video if i ever saw one

Congratulations sir, anyways, Being fake or true, i'm sure you won't say the lifeless bodies are clone

BotherMleeper:


Because I own several copies. Both FSX and XPlane.

That's the fakest video if i ever saw one

Jamezafolabi40:
Congratulations sir, anyways, Being fake or true, i'm sure you won't say the lifeless bodies are clone

I only take exceptions to that fake video, and your exploitation of a tragedy.

BotherMleeper:


I only take exceptions to that fake video, and your exploitation of a tragedy.

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BotherMleeper:
That's a PC flight simulator.

Why are you useless people capitalizing on a tragedy for internet attention?

Yes! Thank you!

Look at how the screams were fake. One minute silence the next minute the fakest screams ever. It even sounded like 4 or 5 people screaming.

Then the cockpit, you can hear the sound of the engine but not the voice of the pilot calling out an S.O.S to the ground crew or something.

Very fake video

na simulation jor, just watched d full version on YouTube, d op know 4 sure it's a simulation abeg stop capitalizing on situation lyk dis to trend jare.

Jamezafolabi40:
How on earth would you call that a PC flight stimulator.

Lol... No comment