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Actually, the gunfire was from inside the cabin.

So when are the videos being released to the public?

Gering had it out for him. I would guess he was a failed pilot who flew rubber dod doo out of HK. It appears the pilot followed procedures, hit the outta here handle when things started going sideways. This is of the few times I don't blame the pilot for any supposed mistakes. So the USMC...

Looks like it hit a radio tower

Oh. Her. She should be in jail

This one, #55

No. Witness posted a photo of the scene before anyone arrived.

Sounds like formation flying gone wrong. I have a photo of one I won't share, but it looks like it came down in a flat spin.

One pilot survived.

From another pilot's perspective at the incident.

So, the CRJ can just stop wherever they want and everyone else has a responsibility to ensure clearances to go around them? Lol, get out of here. The nose of the CRJ was 80' from the line. I put 60% of the fault on the CRJ.

Delta: We just crash planes into each other now.

Slung loaded a few things back in the day as a crew chief. We picked up a huge Cat generator off a lighthouse in SE AK. A parachute bag was used as the drogue and tore away 1/2 hour into the flight. The generator started rotating 180 deg left and right, which the pucker factor shot up to 11...

Sir, you can't park that here. (I had to say it)

Those days are LONG gone and no one is held accountable whatsoever. NASA has been a jobs program since 1984. The purpose of the shuttle was to get Keyhole satellites up, not a taxi up into LEO for joyride "experiments" with elder Senators.

If I remember correctly, Apollo's 8 through 17 didn't wear their suits on reentry. A7 was suits, but no helmets. Also ASTP and three Skylab missions. Many of the Shuttle flights were without suits. The suit issue is an excuse. NASA is just covering for Boeing's Staylonger failures.

There's a second video that was really close

Flat spin going in.