Boeing 727 Wreck in Colombia

In the eastern part of Colombia, an air crash occurred. The plane of the airline "Aerosucre" crashed, as a result of which at least five people died. According to Latin American media, there were six people aboard the plane, one of whom managed to survive. He is in a critical condition, local doctors are fighting for his life. One more was initially missing. Sometime after the crash, it was reported that this man also died.

According to the latest data, we are talking about a Boeing-727 plane that operated a flight from the airport of Puerto Carreno to Bogota, the capital of the country. The flight was not passenger. According to some sources, it was a technical flight, according to others - the plane made a flight with special cargo on board.

The plane rolled out of the runway, literally tearing down the fence and almost hitting people who at that moment were on the road behind the airfield. However, according to eyewitnesses, the plane still managed to take to the air. A few seconds after that, the Boeing-727 began to "roll over" on its side and collapsed a few kilometers from the airfield.

The main causes of the crash are several, one of which is a possible overload.

Comments

[salad]

Creepy, very creepy, a crash is always a tragedy (

[Trevis]

Yeah. Everyone died. No chance.

[Cheshire]

Everyone died. No chance.

Dear, did you watch the video completely? 3.30-3.45 on the ground a wounded man in flying clothes, obviously a crew member alive and moving.

[Trevis]

I stopped the explosion. Well, duck is good, at least someone was lucky to be saved!

[Alex_Rarog]

Damn, how can you load a Boeing without passengers? Did they transport cocaine there? Or armored personnel carrier?

[Koshak]

Quote: Alex_Rarog

Damn, how can you load a Boeing without passengers? Did they transport cocaine there? Or armored personnel carrier?

If, as they say, he was carrying a special cargo on board, then it is not known what kind of cargo it was and how much this cargo weighed. Even if it was poorly fixed and shifted, then the alignment of the aircraft with all the consequences could be violated.
In 1981, in Pushkin, the Tu-104 crashed on takeoff. Then the entire command of the Pacific Fleet perished. The reason is overload and misalignment.

[Su24]

The thrust fell, could not pick up speed. It was too late to stop, the pilot decided to somehow continue to take off.

[Delink]

This news does not need to be posted here, it does not apply to VO.

[Koshak]

Quote: Delink

This news does not need to be posted here, it does not apply to VO.

How to know. Maybe the Pentagon was transporting this special cargo.

[sergeyzzz]

And what does this have to do with VO, you can’t even say - fly Aeroflot airplanes - they have the same Boeing, so master ground transport, gentlemen.

[roman_pilot]

It is absurd to draw parallels between the new B737 and 777 Aeroflot (in addition to Airbus) and crashed (with all due respect to the deceased colleagues) junk.

[Minotavrik]

Quote: Koshak

Quote: Alex_Rarog

Damn, how can you load a Boeing without passengers? Did they transport cocaine there? Or armored personnel carrier?

Even if it was poorly fixed and shifted, the alignment of the aircraft with all the consequences could be violated.

In case of misalignment (and at takeoff it is violated exclusively backward), a sharp, uncontrolled increase in pitch angle is observed with subsequent stall. It can be seen that the pitch angles are regular - take-off - definitely overload, well, or problems with the engines after V1

[dsm100]

Yeah. There a bunch of rotozeys gathered, even a little bit and kaput would be rotozey.