How often do two planes collide on the ground?
This aircraft had its tail fin shaved off by another aircraft today: https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/s/o66X3C0f25
This aircraft had its tail fin shaved off by another aircraft today: https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/s/o66X3C0f25
Shipping accidents: Collisions between large ships have devastating consequences – even at low speeds. How is this possible?
I know that planes are assigned airways and air traffic controllers regulate takeoffs and landings, so plane collisions are almost impossible. But 1. Airways from different wings do sometimes cross, and an aircraft always flies at different speeds, and then the aircraft could crash, at an airway intersection? 2. As I said, airplanes always fly…
The subway runs at a certain distance from all the others, but if there is a defect or a train has to stop for safety reasons, how does that work?
Flying is known to be one of the safest, if not the safest, means of transport. Do you think that there will be more serious(!) aircraft disasters in the future, which could even surpass the most serious aviation accidents to date (Tenerife, JL 123,…)? Of course, I can hope that such aircraft disasters occur as…