

Precisely the first reference that popped into my head 🤣
Precisely the first reference that popped into my head 🤣
Not quite walked away. Nobody died on the scene, but two adults and a child were critically injured. Here’s hoping they recover from their injuries.
As to the cause, I can only speculate until the flight data is available, but I suspect it had something to do with the wind conditions. They were recording gust speeds up to 37 mph which is pretty high and at the very least could cause an uncomfortable landing. If they got a higher gust or the wind direction suddenly shifted, it could cause the plane to experience uneven lift. One wing goes high and the other dips. If this happens just as the plane is touching down it’s nearly impossible for the pilot to correct.
Get some boinks. They’re straw-like tubes made from a mesh material that can be compressed to shoot them across a room (I think it’s a heat-shrink material originally made for bundling cables together). They’re super cheap and our cat that loves all things stick-like (straws, pencils, pens, etc) goes bananas chasing them around.
So basically, these people don’t understand what FEMA’s role is (rapid response to assess damage, provide assistance for immediate needs, and help direct and fund local recovery efforts). Instead, they seem to want some magic fairy to show up and pay for all the uninsured things they lost, no questions asked.
That is awesome. Glad to see it, and thanks for sharing! 😻