I think it's the reporting. The plane on the fence was a Falcon 50 and crashed in Sept. of 2018. Still a sad loss of life. Oh, and in Greenville S.C.The type of aircraft is irrelevant ---- it crashed and all died
Sometimes I wonder about the people here....
insinuating the photo is false and not in the DR
It happened folks..... true story
You may not like his choice of sound but at 38 years old comining from a barrio in Puerto Rico he made millions of dollars producing music for internationally award winning artist while your claim to fame is... you've played a few gigs for drunks at the local tavern.Thankfully, I never heard of him or one of his productions until today when I did some research on the so-called music he produced.
I could take about 10 seconds of it.
It's possible. Hard to imagine how a flap got deflected upwards though.I think that is the flap on the trailing wing edge (spoilers are further ahead on the wing and smaller). Could well be the photo angle, making it look like the other is not deployed.
Probably was up to slow the airspeed, if this photo is prior to the crash -
Right. As if you know anything at all about that. I have played festivals where there were THOUSANDS of people.You may like his choice of sound but at 38 years old comining from a barrio in Puerto Rico he made millions of dollars producing music for internationally award winning artist while your claim to fame is... you've played a few gigs for drunks at the local tavern.
To each their own buddy.
The point is the accuracy of the reporting.What they call a stock photo...... no pics of the actual crash...... so what !!???
A crash is a crash
Wow, 10 seconds, that's a long time...after 5 seconds my brain (or what is left of it) gave a red light.Thankfully, I never heard of him or one of his productions until today when I did some research on the so-called music he produced.
I could take about 10 seconds of it.
True. But without a better photo it's hard to say what happened.It's possible. Hard to imagine how a flap got deflected upwards though.
If you look at the flight data in the video I posted, the pilot was having trouble maintaining altitude and heading and entered a fairly rapid descent prior to the crash. We'll know more when the nature of the emergency is released.True. But without a better photo it's hard to say what happened.
Don't hear of many Gulfstream planes crashing
Doesn't seem to have burned much either, for all the smoke in the first video.Very Sad , Condolences to the Families ..
That 2nd video , showing the Jet broken in half on a white Fence line ,,I highly doubt that is the plane, . Does not even remotely resemble the DR .
Well yeah, but you can't say that based on the credibility of whoever created that second video.The type of aircraft is irrelevant ---- it crashed and all died
Sometimes I wonder about the people here....
insinuating the photo is false and not in the DR
It happened folks..... true story
That wasn't the aircraft.Doesn't seem to have burned much either, for all the smoke in the first video.
The jet in the first photo is definitely not the Gulfstream IV that was reported to have crashed. It's a Falcon Jet - three engines. Gulfstreams have two.The type of aircraft is irrelevant ---- it crashed and all died
Sometimes I wonder about the people here....
insinuating the photo is false and not in the DR
It happened folks..... true story