Pilots: If You Don't Want to Make Your Passengers Sick and Do Millions of Damage
…don't fly into a hailstorm.
The metallic object visible behind the hole is a weather radar. It is a near-infallible device for staying out of hail. Use it!
And, while there were millions of damage and the passengers and one flight attendant got physically ill, they were somewhat lucky. A hailstorm took out the engines of Southern Flight 242 in the U.S. and the plane crashed at New Hope, GA in 1977.
And, while there were millions of damage and the passengers and one flight attendant got physically ill, they were somewhat lucky. A hailstorm took out the engines of Southern Flight 242 in the U.S. and the plane crashed at New Hope, GA in 1977.
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