Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Senior Flight Instructor: Engine Failure Likely Cause of Dreamliner Crash
An aviation expert thinks an engine problem is the main reason for the plane crash.
They don't believe the pilots were tired.
The plane may have had trouble going up, perhaps because it was too hot.
The expert also thinks the flaps might not have been set correctly.
They also suggest that since the pilots died, they might get blamed for the crash, which might be done because of the insurance of the aircraft.
Senior flight instructor believes engine failure is the most likely cause of the crash.
The pilot, who teaches safety, rules out fatigue as a factor.
Video evidence suggests a lack of lift, potentially due to high temperatures.
The instructor suspects flaps may not have been extended or a crew mistake occurred.
The instructor anticipates pilot blame due to insurance considerations and the pilots' death.
- Who
- A senior flight instructor and flight safety auditor.
- What
- Assessment of a plane crash.
- When
- Not explicitly stated, but during the investigation process.
- Where
- Not explicitly stated, but related to a Dreamliner air disaster.
- Why
- To provide a possible cause for the accident.
- Expert
- Senior Flight Instructor
- Focus
- Possible causes of a Dreamliner air disaster
- Suspected Cause
- Engine failure
- Pilot Status
- Ruled out fatigue
- Landing Gear
- Not mentioned.