One, metal is much stronger than plastic, two, commercial planes are not hypermanuvable, making them much safer, and last, your always in/with a commercial plane, with rc, It’s hard to see it if your plane matches the sky, and you could just lose track of it. That’s my reasons atm of why this guy is an actual idiot. Also, your can’t fit in an rc plane.
what
the frick
I mean he is not wrong about the money-making part. As for the "Not designed to be safe" part, I would wholeheartedly disagree, planes are designed to be safe, and flying is by far, the safest method of transportation, and if a plane is unsafe, why would Airlines keep them operating?
@CruzerBlade @TheFantasticTyphoon not true, the media portrays it as such and that’s just not right, the real issue that should be talked about but isn’t is crew training and hour requirements in other countries, 240 hours is all you need in other countries, in the US its 1,500 hours, I could go on forever about all the other things on this
By commercial I assume he means airliner.
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By airliner I assume he means the most common, the 737.
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By 737 I assume he means 737 MAX.
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By 737 MAX I assume he means massive fireball that kills everyone on board.
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This means he's right.
@BogdanX that has to be one of the most unfortunate RC mishaps I've ever seen, I feel so bad for the pilot. You could even see him face palm at the end, R.I.P Saab Gripen.
In order to be a money making machine, you need to be safe.
Cuz you can't earn enough from tickets to pay for the compensations, not to mention deaths would impact your boarding pass sales greatly.
How can flying in a miniature plane be safer?
Boeing: I'm in danger
One, metal is much stronger than plastic, two, commercial planes are not hypermanuvable, making them much safer, and last, your always in/with a commercial plane, with rc, It’s hard to see it if your plane matches the sky, and you could just lose track of it. That’s my reasons atm of why this guy is an actual idiot. Also, your can’t fit in an rc plane.
it's not unsafe it's Surprise Mechanics
@Destroyerz117 lmao
what
the frick
I mean he is not wrong about the money-making part. As for the "Not designed to be safe" part, I would wholeheartedly disagree, planes are designed to be safe, and flying is by far, the safest method of transportation, and if a plane is unsafe, why would Airlines keep them operating?
@TheFantasticTyphoon oh lol
@MrSilverWolf IT WAS A JOKE!!!
But what you're saying is definitely true.
@CruzerBlade @TheFantasticTyphoon not true, the media portrays it as such and that’s just not right, the real issue that should be talked about but isn’t is crew training and hour requirements in other countries, 240 hours is all you need in other countries, in the US its 1,500 hours, I could go on forever about all the other things on this
yes we should make our planes out of styrofoam just like the some of the cheap rc planes you can get from the store
Damn son
This is why i thinking about founding a new state on a tiny island. And people will need above 100 IQ for the nationality or something like that...
@belugasub Just put a good pilot in it. It's unsafe because of the pilot. Most crashes are pilot error
That guys needs a life.
@exosuit It was a joke.
Hes still smarter than achu tmm
@TheFantasticTyphoon you aren't making any money when all your planes crashed
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Think about that for a second
By commercial I assume he means airliner.
.
By airliner I assume he means the most common, the 737.
.
By 737 I assume he means 737 MAX.
.
By 737 MAX I assume he means massive fireball that kills everyone on board.
.
This means he's right.
A safe commercial plane brings you even more profit than a flawed & dangerous one.
@CruzerBlade lol
"Commercial planes are not designed to be safe, but designed to be money making machines."
737 max in a nutshell
@Squirrel very good point
@BogdanX that has to be one of the most unfortunate RC mishaps I've ever seen, I feel so bad for the pilot. You could even see him face palm at the end, R.I.P Saab Gripen.
In order to be a money making machine, you need to be safe.
Cuz you can't earn enough from tickets to pay for the compensations, not to mention deaths would impact your boarding pass sales greatly.
Obviously doesn’t know what he’s talking about...
I’m ashamed to be the same species as the person who wrote that