Le2money:
Pointing the nose of a jet up like this will cause an accident.....only Rockets fly in such angle

Depend the kind jet......some jets dey do right angle hover......to much power to stall......even vtol dey do vertical take off

tete7000:
A Maryland native, not a Nigerian.

Seems as though the fp mod neglected to post Nigerian American. No big deal. We all have bits of brain fog sometimes.

What Tinubu cannot do doesn't exist

FaceTanke:
A Maryland native


Its not Maryland Lagos

She is not a Nigerian native

The trainee who caused the accident is a Nigerian (Ayomide Oyebode)

wow

we dey ride bicycle for trenches u dey fly plane.


rich kid �

Potbellyman:
The article stated Oyebode, a Maryland native
Why op come Caption am as Nigerian

oyebode no be yoruba name?

Okayyy... No wonder my instructor changed his mind from training me.
RIP Victoria

adecz:




See fine woman wey this Nigerian kill☹️☹️☹️

accident is unavoidable in anything we choose to do. It could have been someone else

naturalwaves:
Useless report. Who gave the account of the person that raised the nose too high? The unconscious people in the hospital or the dead pilot ? What a very biased story . OP was even so daft to put the name of the Nigerian in bold .

So u don't even know that there's something called a flight recorder attached to all planes?

This is a very wrong way to report an issue . There was an air misharp and you turned it on the student that he killed the instructor. We're they not all in the same plane and what manner of instructor is that. They were both involved in an air accident and unfortunately the instructor lost her life while the other two trainees sustained a life treatning injuries.

Send this afonja bastard to hell already they are good @nothing

FaceTanke:
A Maryland native


Its not Maryland Lagos

She is not a Nigerian native

He resides in Maryland, USA

FavouredNK:


The trainee who caused the accident is a Nigerian (Ayomide Oyebode)

Read again

The article said ".... Oyebode, a Maryland native..."

Ashirioluwa:


He resides in Maryland, USA

The article said she is a Maryland native

Read again, she is not a Nigerian

A 23-year old is already a Flight Instructor? An 18-year old is already training to fly aeroplane?
I don't understand.
They're too young to be left alone to handle such a sophisticated machine.
Haba.

A 23-year old is already a Flight Instructor? An 18-year old is already training to fly aeroplane?
I don't understand.
They're too young to be left alone to handle such a sophisticated machine.
Haba.
What's with us and impatience?

FaceTanke:


The article said she is a Maryland native

Read again, she is not a Nigerian

I never said that the lady was Nigerian. The article said the 23 years old lady was from Sweden but the trainee (Oluwagbohunmi Ayomide Oyebode) is a native of Maryland (USA).

How did she get her license? They can't drive cars, it planes they want to fly?

Ashirioluwa:


I never said that the lady was Nigerian. The article said the 23 years old lady was from Sweden but the trainee (Oluwagbohunmi Ayomide Oyebode) is a native of Maryland (USA).

Ayomide is Nigerian from the westside.

Gospel2Day:
A 23-year old is already a Flight Instructor? An 18-year old is already training to fly aeroplane?
I don't understand.
They're too young to be left alone to handle such a sophisticated machine.
Haba.
What's with us and impatience?

When you open your legs for the right person anything is possible, unfortunately flying takes intelligence not puna..

Jakumo:
All trainer aircraft are equipped with dual controls in which the two front seat occupants each have a flight yoke and rudder pedals they can operate alternatively to control the plane's attitude.

The only way this trainee pilot could have pulled too far back on the flight yoke and lifted the aircraft nose too high would be if the young man panicked and OVERPOWERED the corrective nose-down, yoke-forward control inputs that his female instructor was struggling to apply in order to avoid a stall. If two pilots in the same cockpit are applying OPPOSITE pressure on the flight controls, the STRONGER pilot will likely overcome the weaker pilot and gain full control of the plane, for better or worse.

In this case, the male trainee was stronger than his instructor and was thus able to hold the nose too high for long enough to stall the plane beyond any hope of recovery, making a crash a tragic certainty.

Tell us you are a pilot without telling us you are a pilot.

Good analysis.

Oil dey your head

Almost all of nigerians are like this... The very few normal ones are considered useless by the ones the lol at anything.

Sekoni003:


What's funny? Some of you need to be slapped back to sanity

Jakumo:
All trainer aircraft are equipped with dual controls in which the two front seat occupants each have a flight yoke and rudder pedals they can operate alternatively to control the plane's attitude.

The only way this trainee pilot could have pulled too far back on the flight yoke and lifted the aircraft nose too high would be if the young man panicked and OVERPOWERED the corrective nose-down, yoke-forward control inputs that his female instructor was struggling to apply in order to avoid a stall. If two pilots in the same cockpit are applying OPPOSITE pressure on the flight controls, the STRONGER pilot will likely overcome the weaker pilot and gain full control of the plane, for better or worse.

In this case, the male trainee was stronger than his instructor and was thus able to hold the nose too high for long enough to stall the plane beyond any hope of recovery, making a crash a tragic certainty.

This still don't add up. Are you telling me that the instructor watched in vain / helplessly while the trainee put her life at risk

quentin06:


Ayomide is Nigerian from the westside.

With that name, I know that his parents, or one of his parents, are from Nigeria.

Jakumo:
All trainer aircraft are equipped with dual controls in which the two front seat occupants each have a flight yoke and rudder pedals they can operate alternatively to control the plane's attitude.

The only way this trainee pilot could have pulled too far back on the flight yoke and lifted the aircraft nose too high would be if the young man panicked and OVERPOWERED the corrective nose-down, yoke-forward control inputs that his female instructor was struggling to apply in order to avoid a stall. If two pilots in the same cockpit are applying OPPOSITE pressure on the flight controls, the STRONGER pilot will likely overcome the weaker pilot and gain full control of the plane, for better or worse.

In this case, the male trainee was stronger than his instructor and was thus able to hold the nose too high for long enough to stall the plane beyond any hope of recovery, making a crash a tragic certainty.

Your analysis is very very very poor. And people here are too dumb and naive to see the shit you are baking. And I'm sure you know nothing about the hierarchy in flight school or flight navigation system. When did Center Stick turn to jack that you need to be stronger to take control? Oga... This is no solo flight or a video game. Instructor give the instructions. It is dumbo like you that thought control stick is operated often like a car steering. Mumu

ojtopsy:


This still don't add up. Are you telling me that the instructor watched in vain / helplessly while the trainee put her life at risk

Don't mind the dumbo. Dude is talking from video game. He's not a pilot

buemene:


Tell us you are a pilot without telling us you are a pilot.

Good analysis.

Oil dey your head

Lol.... You're just ignorant to see he's saying trash

lagosrd:
This is a very wrong way to report an issue . There was an air misharp and you turned it on the student that he killed the instructor. We're they not all in the same plane and what manner of instructor is that. They were both involved in an air accident and unfortunately the instructor lost her life while the other two trainees sustained a life treatning injuries.

Leave the journalist wonna be

JOemmy:



So u don't even know that there's something called a flight recorder attached to all planes?

It's not called flight recorder. But I'm not here to school you

SaturnNick:
Okayyy... No wonder my instructor changed his mind from training me.
RIP Victoria

So you're an SP. And you can't see this story doesn't add up? Have you started your flight training at all?