ednut1:
How hard is it to create an ejection mechanism in the planes for the cabin area

phunkypalace:


If you say so, so be it. Who am I to argue with you if you are not into aviation. Because if you are, you won't even say this. Please check my other comment as to why it is not possible yet.

The major reason why I said flying would be expensive is because if parachutes are to be embedded in an aircraft, the weight has to be considered then the number of passengers an aircraft can carry at once has to be reduced because of the weight. Say if a flight ticket cost approximately 190k from Lagos To Dubai with an Aicraft that has a capacity of over 400 passengers, then how much would the ticket be if the airline has to fly an aircraft with just 100 passengers (because each passenger must have a reserved parachute and the weight has to be balanced) from Lagos to Dubai?

Won't the airlines make profits?
How much do you think Aviation fuel cost?
How much do you think workers in an Airline are being paid?
How much do you think airlines pay to make sure a single aircraft is air worthy?
How much do you think they pay airports when the aircrafts are on ground?
How much do you think airlines pay for the airspace they pass through during flights?

If you can answer all these questions, I'm ready to debate with you. Thanks.

phunkypalace:


If you say so, so be it. Who am I to argue with you if you are not into aviation. Because if you are, you won't even say this. Please check my other comment as to why it is not possible yet.

The major reason why I said flying would be expensive is because if parachutes are to be embedded in an aircraft, the weight has to be considered then the number of passengers an aircraft can carry at once has to be reduced because of the weight. Say if a flight ticket cost approximately 190k from Lagos To Dubai with an Aicraft that has a capacity of over 400 passengers, then how much would the ticket be if the airline has to fly an aircraft with just 100 passengers (because each passenger must have a reserved parachute and the weight has to be balanced) from Lagos to Dubai?

Won't the airlines make profits?
How much do you think Aviation fuel cost?
How much do you think workers in an Airline are being paid?
How much do you think airlines pay to make sure a single aircraft is air worthy?
How much do you think they pay airports when the aircrafts are on ground?
How much do you think airlines pay for the airspace they pass through during flights?

If you can answer all these questions, I'm ready to debate with you. Thanks.

MajorJeffery:
I heard 777 is the most rugged of all Boeing planes.

phunkypalace:


Lol...even parachutes cannot be used above 10,000ft. So if an aircraft is maneuvering over in the air at any altitude above 10,000ft...you can't even use the parachute because it is instant death on it's own LOl.

Offpoint1:
A year after it's in the market one will crash, that's the sacrifice they'll make to appease the aliens behind invention.

Like it or not, there's no technology made that won't claim human life, even as harmless as your smartphone. Blood sacrifice must be made to appease the demon.

NEIGHBOUR:

@phunkypalace, you must be an Aviation Lecturer!! You made it so simple with your analysis! I enjoyed ur analysis. God bless you. Pls why is it that it is nearly impossible to find major human parts at crash scenes.? 147 people perished without retrieving major human bodies. It is terrible.

gonkin:


U wanna jump out a plane at 30000 feet?
That's why there's a raft that drops down and deploys the parachute at the recommended altitude

Explorers:
Last year, Boeing released a video and pictures of a 'static' 777X rolling off the production line at the Everett factory.


Boeing claims that the 777X will be the largest and most efficient twin engine jet in the world, with 12 per cent lower fuel consumption and 10 per cent lower operating costs than the competition.

There is also an improvement with range.

The 777X can fly for 16,110km (10,010 miles), compared to the 777's maximum range of 15,800km (9,817miles).

As well as the folding wing-tips, the 235ft wings are the biggest Boeing has ever made, over 30ft longer than the current model's wingspan it also has bigger windows and overhead bins compared to the current 777 and 'advanced LED lighting'.



Deliveries to customers are expected to begin in 2020.

Carriers that have placed orders are British Airways, All Nippon Airways, Cathay Pacific, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways and Singapore Airlines.

The two versions of the 777X - the 777-8 and 777-9 - cost $360.5million and $388.7million respectively.

NEIGHBOUR:

@phunky palace, you must be an Aviation Lecturer!! You made it so simple with your analysis! I enjoyed ur analysis. God bless you. Pls why is it that it is nearly impossible to find major human parts at crash scenes.? 147 people perished without retrieving major human bodies. It is terrible.

Siralgebra04:


However, d cost is not d issue. The same parachutes will b in d plane in every flight. I didn't say parachutes should b replaced for every flight. The parachute can b in d plane for years without use, so I dont think there is a problem as per cost.
U also said weight has to be considered. Yeah, parachutes can't be embedded to already made planes but we are contemplating if aircraft producers can put all hose parameters into consideration and build special planes that can house parachutes.

NEIGHBOUR:

@phunkypalace, you must be an Aviation Lecturer!! You made it so simple with your analysis! I enjoyed ur analysis. God bless you. Pls why is it that it is nearly impossible to find major human parts at crash scenes.? 147 people perished without retrieving major human bodies. It is terrible.

skarlett:
Seriously Boeing should put off unveiling anything that even resembles an aircraft for the next one year at least

planetx:
I think the engine is to give the aircraft lift and the air flowing over the wings is what made it not to fall down.

thoollz:
If this one crash, nobody go survive Am.

prince3009:


Why? We heard of Samsung batteries exploding and yet no one said we should stop buying samsung?

ghettochild4u:

The explosion is the major issue

ClearFlair:


The engines will suck you in if you try to jump

skarlett:
Seriously Boeing should put off unveiling anything that even resembles an aircraft for the next one year at least

phunkypalace:


If you say so, so be it. Who am I to argue with you if you are not into aviation. Because if you are, you won't even say this. Please check my other comment as to why it is not possible yet.

The major reason why I said flying would be expensive is because if parachutes are to be embedded in an aircraft, the weight has to be considered then the number of passengers an aircraft can carry at once has to be reduced because of the weight. Say if a flight ticket cost approximately 190k from Lagos To Dubai with an Aicraft that has a capacity of over 400 passengers, then how much would the ticket be if the airline has to fly an aircraft with just 100 passengers (because each passenger must have a reserved parachute and the weight has to be balanced) from Lagos to Dubai?

Won't the airlines make profits?
How much do you think Aviation fuel cost?
How much do you think workers in an Airline are being paid?
How much do you think airlines pay to make sure a single aircraft is air worthy?
How much do you think they pay airports when the aircrafts are on ground?
How much do you think airlines pay for the airspace they pass through during flights?

If you can answer all these questions, I'm ready to debate with you. Thanks.

Rubbiish:

[s]Can u please shut up?
Everything we enjoy today experienced a glitch at some point[/s].

phunkypalace:


I'm not sure you understand my comment. Please check well.

Magnifik18:


What triggers the explosion?