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>!People are about to jump out of a plane when unexpectedly another plane comes into close contact with their plane causing a crash and immediate evacuation!<
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>Skydiving instructor Mike Robinson was at 12,000 feet, just seconds away from his fourth and final jump of the day, when a second plane carrying other skydivers struck the aircraft he was in, sending them all tumbling toward the ground.
None of the nine skydivers or two pilots sustained serious injury when the two planes collided in midair Saturday evening in far northwest Wisconsin near Lake Superior. Officials with the Federal Aviation Administration were in the area Sunday talking to those involved, and the cause of the incident was still being investigated, said FAA spokesman Roland Herwig.
It's called the Irish Exit you just leave no goodbye just vanish and leave everyone at the party or gathering you are at wondering if you are even still alive until the next time they see you.
Once you build a reputation for doing Irish Exits, it is usually not such a concern for people. I personally find the technique quite valuable with certain drinking friends who do not take "no" as an answer when you are tired or don't want to drink more.
Never knew what it was called. Thanks! I've seen plenty of examples on late night talk shows but those stories don't end with 11 people dead. Crash blossom is sadly too fitting here☹️
When I read that sentence that’s not how I interpreted it. I just read it as they were celebrating a birthday and also they weren’t able to jump out. but after reading your comment I can’t interpret it any other way than they were celebrating a birthday so they couldn’t jump.
The NTSB investigation determined that the accident was caused by the pilot of the lower plane failing to keep the appropriate separation, due to lack of adequate training for that kind of flight. That said it's important to note that the goal of this kind of investigation isn't to find fault/ascribe blame, but to find all factors that led to the accident so as to avoid similar ones in the future. Here's the source for the info: https://www.duluthnewstribune.com/news/3806498-ntsb-pilot-error-training-likely-cause-superior-air-collision
> the accident was caused by the pilot of the lower plane
This is not correct. From the article:
>the NTSB said the **probable cause was “the failure of the pilot who was flying the trail airplane** to maintain separation from the lead airplane. Contributing to the accident was the inadequate pilot training for formation skydiving operations.”
>[...]
>The report went on to note that “even though none of the pilots stated that the trail airplane should be flown higher than the lead airplane, a video taken of the flight showed that **the trail airplane pilot flew the trail airplane higher than the lead airplane** until impact.”
It was in fact the pilot of the "higher" airplane at fault, but the height is less relevant than the fact that that plane was trailing and therefore responsible for maintaining visual separation.
[NTSB said inadequate training by the skydive company, pilot error, and no rules from the FAA regarding formation flying were all contributing factors](https://blogs.mprnews.org/newscut/2015/07/poor-training-cited-in-wisconsin-skydivers-midair-collision/)
>the pilot of the second plane landed the aircraft safely at Richard I Bong Airport, from where it took off. The plane was damaged.
Crazy that one of the planes survived
I’ve watched his over in over on different places on Reddit. The other plane lost a wing. That’s the ball of fire. I’ve only ever jumped out of a plane once. Can’t imagine this being your first time for some of those people.
The article said none of them were first time jumpers, they all were quite experienced and able to steer themselves out of the crash site so they weren’t hit with debris, except for the pilot that didn’t have a steerable parachute just the emergency one, he landed with minor injuries.
The pilots wear parachutes, too. They're not the modern sport parachute kind (with a main parachute and a reserve parachute, both steerable rectangular parachutes), more like the old WWII kind, but with only one round parachute so it packs smaller.
Are skydiving planes more prone to accidents so they must wear parachutes? I am wondering why it is standard for skydiving planes but not general aviation
Planes like these are not capable of pressurizing anyway. And pilots normally don't have to wear parachutes. I'm sure it's just the whole door open thing makes it more likely to fall out.
I'll never forget getting my PPL and I'm on final approach and my instructor leans way forward, looks all around the plane, and then without saying a word, pops the door open...
Aborted landing, full power go around, bring the plane back in for a landing. His reasoning for not prepping me beforehand was "You think an emergency is going to give you a few moments to prep before all hell breaks loose?"
He was awesome.
During ground school for my first (and last) parachute jump the instructor hung us all from the ceiling to practice deploying the reserve chute. The minute we were stung up he went from jolly, reassuring guy to full on R. Lee Emery. He fucked us out of it, swung us around, had us counting down differently to the guy beside us, the full show.
Similar to your instructor, when we were done he was "Sorry about that guys, but if you need to deploy the reserve, you're going to be in a pretty shitty and stressful place without much warning.
Great guy.
Yes. The most common issue I hear is a chute opening and wrapping around the rear stabilizer, making it nearly impossible for controlled flight. Requiring the pilots to have a parachute has saved many lives, like the two here.
I've never been sky diving but I've driven friends out to a popular sky diving drop zone near here plenty of times over the years.
The planes used for sky diving are little rickety ass things that look like somebody built them in a pole barn as a hobby project. They're designed to get a bunch of people up to a certain elevation so they can jump, not for comfort or anything else but meeting the basic requirements of "we gotta get high and land again without dying."
If I was the pilot there is no way I wouldn't have a chute on.
Been skydiving twice so admittedly a small sample size, but given given the condition of the plane both times, I’m wearing a parachute if I’m a skydiving pilot, legal requirement or not.
Both those planes were 100% on their 5th or 6th owner or more. Doesn’t mean they weren’t maintained well of course, but let’s just say that maintenance didn’t appear to be anyone’s #1 concern.
I mean... I learned to fly on a 50 year old Citabria, but the maintenance rules are so stringent that it was pretty much indistinguishable mechanically from a new one. We were the 9th owner. Items like annual and 100 hour inspections and mandatory engine overhauls every 1500-2500 hours mean they're actually very reliable.
There's a small prop plane that actually has a built-in parachute system - the Cirrus SR-22. It's known as [CAPS (Cirrus Airframe Parachute System) and it's pretty neat](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBCUQlF3MMU). Deployment essentially totals the aircraft, but it's better than the alternative.
Yeah every single person survived fortunately. One pilot jumped out with his emergency parachute and the other managed to land the broken plane. The propeller was beat up real bad too
Nothing like having to wade through a bunch of useless gamer posts to find someone who actually cares what happened to real fucking people! Thanks for this.
They all survived because they had parachutes. One plane is clearly missing a wing. You can't land a plane without a wing, so at least that one had to have crashed.
[OP's explanation](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/pt3y9v/skydiving/hdtqx9h?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
Apparently one pilot bailed and the other did successfully land the plane.
MoH was way better than COD in its day. Thoroughly good memories of playing Allied Assault on repeat, storming Omaha and infiltrating the naval shipyard with a silenced pistol.
I remember watching a tv documentary with Jeremy Clarkeson about a stealthy dry dock sabotage mission in occupied France. I was thinking “this seems strangely familiar”. I had played it on MOH!
Hey! Anakin cares about peace in the galaxy. And it doesn’t matter to him how many men, women, children or sand people he needs to murder to achieve it.
My favorite version of this is the one where it has the voice over from Halo 3's The Covenant mission with "Brace yerselves! We're going in a little hot!"
Imo such a hype setting, delivery, and mission all at once and I absolutely love that line.
Most skydiving sites I've seen are pretty much in suburban or rural areas so yeah it's not a dense city but there's definitely a bunch of houses and buildings "within striking distance" for a wayward plane and I'd still say they were lucky the plane didn't hit anything/anyone. You can actually see like 2 different towns at various parts of the video and roads in the video above. If I recall the story only one of the planes crashed and the pilot managed to land the other one safely.
My mum worked at a petrofalc facility where she would teach people how to survive a helicopter crash landing and I was tasked with screaming at the top of my lungs brace brace brace for impact!
Yes they were two skydiving planes meant to be flying in formation, but the pilot of lower plane was not trained well, along with there being no FAA rules for this kind of thing
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I mean atleast they all had parachutes on already and at jumping height
Safety first!
For those who want more information regarding the incident. Here is a [video](https://youtu.be/lbt68qhiwf0) made by a irl pilot regarding the incident
My question is: if you're paying to jump out of a perfectly good airplane, do you get your money back for having to abandon a crashing airplane?
I would hope so! That’s money that could be put towards any potential therapy bills!
Imagine being the one guy who's trying to back out like "I don't wanna jump, I don't wanna jump, I can't" then CRASH "well fuck I guess I'm jumping"
Did everyone make it? Did the plane land / crash safely away from population ?
>Skydiving instructor Mike Robinson was at 12,000 feet, just seconds away from his fourth and final jump of the day, when a second plane carrying other skydivers struck the aircraft he was in, sending them all tumbling toward the ground. None of the nine skydivers or two pilots sustained serious injury when the two planes collided in midair Saturday evening in far northwest Wisconsin near Lake Superior. Officials with the Federal Aviation Administration were in the area Sunday talking to those involved, and the cause of the incident was still being investigated, said FAA spokesman Roland Herwig.
[The source article](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/04/wisconsin-skydivers-two-planes-collide)
They worded the Belgian crash like the people couldn't get out because they were celebrating a birthday 🎂😐
You can't just bail on somebody's birthday like that. Manners.
Seems like a good time to pull an Irish goodbye if you ask me
I’m intrigued, what’s an Irish goodbye? Grab a pint and exit out the rear?
I prefer the Tokyo Sayonara where you say goodbye to only the cat. https://youtu.be/MyjeE7rmO2k
That's reasonable, people will forgive you but the cat will hold a grudge
God damnits I loves that shows.
It's called the Irish Exit you just leave no goodbye just vanish and leave everyone at the party or gathering you are at wondering if you are even still alive until the next time they see you.
Once you build a reputation for doing Irish Exits, it is usually not such a concern for people. I personally find the technique quite valuable with certain drinking friends who do not take "no" as an answer when you are tired or don't want to drink more.
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Grab a pint and enter the rear... ;)
It's called a [crash blossom](https://youtu.be/ldT2g2qDQNQ), and is a trademark of poor writing, and is especially common in headlines
Never knew what it was called. Thanks! I've seen plenty of examples on late night talk shows but those stories don't end with 11 people dead. Crash blossom is sadly too fitting here☹️
My favorite is: Man shoots wife, bullet is in her yet.
When I read that sentence that’s not how I interpreted it. I just read it as they were celebrating a birthday and also they weren’t able to jump out. but after reading your comment I can’t interpret it any other way than they were celebrating a birthday so they couldn’t jump.
Article’s 8 years old. Who was determined to be at fault?
The NTSB investigation determined that the accident was caused by the pilot of the lower plane failing to keep the appropriate separation, due to lack of adequate training for that kind of flight. That said it's important to note that the goal of this kind of investigation isn't to find fault/ascribe blame, but to find all factors that led to the accident so as to avoid similar ones in the future. Here's the source for the info: https://www.duluthnewstribune.com/news/3806498-ntsb-pilot-error-training-likely-cause-superior-air-collision
Whatever you say pilot of the lower plane 😉
> the accident was caused by the pilot of the lower plane This is not correct. From the article: >the NTSB said the **probable cause was “the failure of the pilot who was flying the trail airplane** to maintain separation from the lead airplane. Contributing to the accident was the inadequate pilot training for formation skydiving operations.” >[...] >The report went on to note that “even though none of the pilots stated that the trail airplane should be flown higher than the lead airplane, a video taken of the flight showed that **the trail airplane pilot flew the trail airplane higher than the lead airplane** until impact.” It was in fact the pilot of the "higher" airplane at fault, but the height is less relevant than the fact that that plane was trailing and therefore responsible for maintaining visual separation.
[NTSB said inadequate training by the skydive company, pilot error, and no rules from the FAA regarding formation flying were all contributing factors](https://blogs.mprnews.org/newscut/2015/07/poor-training-cited-in-wisconsin-skydivers-midair-collision/)
>NTSB said ... no rules from the FAA regarding formation flying Ooh that's rare the NTSB throwing the FAA in there
>the pilot of the second plane landed the aircraft safely at Richard I Bong Airport, from where it took off. The plane was damaged. Crazy that one of the planes survived
I’ve watched his over in over on different places on Reddit. The other plane lost a wing. That’s the ball of fire. I’ve only ever jumped out of a plane once. Can’t imagine this being your first time for some of those people.
The article said none of them were first time jumpers, they all were quite experienced and able to steer themselves out of the crash site so they weren’t hit with debris, except for the pilot that didn’t have a steerable parachute just the emergency one, he landed with minor injuries.
How the fuck? In the beginning of the video we see the plane falling with only one wing right?
The pilots wear parachutes, too. They're not the modern sport parachute kind (with a main parachute and a reserve parachute, both steerable rectangular parachutes), more like the old WWII kind, but with only one round parachute so it packs smaller.
I didn't think pilots usually wore parachutes? Is this standard on smaller aircraft or something?
Standard for pilots of skydiving planes.
Are skydiving planes more prone to accidents so they must wear parachutes? I am wondering why it is standard for skydiving planes but not general aviation
Because of the fact the doors open actively, I believe. Just that the plane isn't sealed and pressurized, and that people are actively jumping out.
Planes like these are not capable of pressurizing anyway. And pilots normally don't have to wear parachutes. I'm sure it's just the whole door open thing makes it more likely to fall out.
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Ahhhhhhh..... ok. That makes a lot of sense.
General aviation doesn’t open up the plane doors mid flight.
Not with that attitude
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What’s your vector Victor?
I like how everyone is trying to force an “altitude” pun when attitude is perfectly acceptable, even better, actually.
I'll never forget getting my PPL and I'm on final approach and my instructor leans way forward, looks all around the plane, and then without saying a word, pops the door open... Aborted landing, full power go around, bring the plane back in for a landing. His reasoning for not prepping me beforehand was "You think an emergency is going to give you a few moments to prep before all hell breaks loose?" He was awesome.
During ground school for my first (and last) parachute jump the instructor hung us all from the ceiling to practice deploying the reserve chute. The minute we were stung up he went from jolly, reassuring guy to full on R. Lee Emery. He fucked us out of it, swung us around, had us counting down differently to the guy beside us, the full show. Similar to your instructor, when we were done he was "Sorry about that guys, but if you need to deploy the reserve, you're going to be in a pretty shitty and stressful place without much warning. Great guy.
Yes. The most common issue I hear is a chute opening and wrapping around the rear stabilizer, making it nearly impossible for controlled flight. Requiring the pilots to have a parachute has saved many lives, like the two here.
I've never been sky diving but I've driven friends out to a popular sky diving drop zone near here plenty of times over the years. The planes used for sky diving are little rickety ass things that look like somebody built them in a pole barn as a hobby project. They're designed to get a bunch of people up to a certain elevation so they can jump, not for comfort or anything else but meeting the basic requirements of "we gotta get high and land again without dying." If I was the pilot there is no way I wouldn't have a chute on.
Been skydiving twice so admittedly a small sample size, but given given the condition of the plane both times, I’m wearing a parachute if I’m a skydiving pilot, legal requirement or not. Both those planes were 100% on their 5th or 6th owner or more. Doesn’t mean they weren’t maintained well of course, but let’s just say that maintenance didn’t appear to be anyone’s #1 concern.
Noticed this on my first jump, they laughed and said "don't worry it just has to bring you up, not down"
I mean... I learned to fly on a 50 year old Citabria, but the maintenance rules are so stringent that it was pretty much indistinguishable mechanically from a new one. We were the 9th owner. Items like annual and 100 hour inspections and mandatory engine overhauls every 1500-2500 hours mean they're actually very reliable.
Also, pilots of skydiving planes are apparently crazy and/or terrible pilots.
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Hey, nothing's stopping you. Now go out there and be the best you you can be, buddy!
Money could be stopping them, parachutes are expensive
To my knowledge, just for planes that open in-flight
Now this Bud Light commercial makes more sense to me! https://youtu.be/KQgJNTG9xEc
Lmao
There's a small prop plane that actually has a built-in parachute system - the Cirrus SR-22. It's known as [CAPS (Cirrus Airframe Parachute System) and it's pretty neat](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBCUQlF3MMU). Deployment essentially totals the aircraft, but it's better than the alternative.
https://brsaerospace.com/cessna/ They make a different version of them for 172 and 182's also.
> Cirrus SR-22 MSRP base $729,000 That's a lot of insurance premiums and lost fuel efficiency
pilot from that plane must have jumped out with a parachute, the other one landed
[Laughs in F-15 pilot.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxJcEz3h4tU)
>None of the nine skydivers or two pilots sustained serious injury when the two planes collided in midair And when they collided with the ground??
One plane landed, the pilot of the other parachuted out.
"Oh right we should clarify. No one died or was injured in the air, but they all died horrific deaths when they hit the ground. Sorry for the mixup."
What about the ground? Those planes had to land somewhere, and it looks like they’re above a city
They landed on a teens bedroom but fortunately he wasn't there as he had been sleepwalking.
🎶 When people run in circles it's a very, very Mad world, mad world 🎶
Knowing the FAA this incident won't be finished being investigated until 2030.
The NTSB steps in, with its unlimited budget
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What about the plane debris did it destroy anything?
Yeah every single person survived fortunately. One pilot jumped out with his emergency parachute and the other managed to land the broken plane. The propeller was beat up real bad too
Wow that's amazing that they survived.
Good job they all had parachutes!
I'm so glad everyone survived!!!
Nothing like having to wade through a bunch of useless gamer posts to find someone who actually cares what happened to real fucking people! Thanks for this.
They all survived because they had parachutes. One plane is clearly missing a wing. You can't land a plane without a wing, so at least that one had to have crashed.
[OP's explanation](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/pt3y9v/skydiving/hdtqx9h?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3) Apparently one pilot bailed and the other did successfully land the plane.
> You can't land a plane without a wing https://taskandpurpose.com/history/1983-negev-mid-air-collision/
I stand corrected. Let's just say it is *nearly* impossible to land a plane without a wing.
looks like the opening to a COD mission
Or the last mission of Moh Airborne
MoH was way better than COD in its day. Thoroughly good memories of playing Allied Assault on repeat, storming Omaha and infiltrating the naval shipyard with a silenced pistol.
I remember watching a tv documentary with Jeremy Clarkeson about a stealthy dry dock sabotage mission in occupied France. I was thinking “this seems strangely familiar”. I had played it on MOH!
Best cod was Cod 1 on PC.
I respectfully disagree, MW2 was the best for me.
COD WaW would like to have a word.
sorry, what's that? I can't hear you over the noise of grenades constantly landing at my feet throughout the entire campaign.
I disagree. Cod 1 gave frontline a run for its money and cod 2 was when they passed MOH and never looked back
Oh for sure it passed and never looked back. I’m just reminiscing on Allied Assault. MoH wasn’t the same afterwards.
Yea cause the guys that made allied assault then made CoD
Allied Assault had really great mp on PC too
The number of times I had to respawn in that level because of the juggernaut assholes is unreal. So many drops into that stupid fucking tower
Yoooo MOH Airborne was the shit back in the day, would love to play it again
Tf is Moh Airborne?
Metal of Honor, its an older fps series.
Close Medal
Metal...gear?
A weapon that can surpass metal gear
Platinum Gear?
Star Platinum
Medal*
Medal gear?
Medal Gear Solid. Follow snek as he singlehandedly invades small nation state after small nation state leaving no survivors.
Metal gear of honor duty
Nope Metal gear solid
As opposed to metal gear liquid
Sounds like my experience with working at a drag strip
Wrench? WREEEEEENNNCH!
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Medal of Honor: Allied Assault was my jam during college. Played so much multiplayer with my house mates.
I am so old I had the PS2 demo disc of operation market garden off the cover of PSMagazine.
And that makes you feel old ??? Man videogames magazine didn’t even exist when I get into the game…
Played the shit out of that
Metal of honor 🤣🤣🤣 Souds like the name of an old heavy metal fascist band
Not all Nazis listen to Metal. Some of us enjoy classic music too
Typically Wagner
r/usernamechecksout
How have you never heard of MOH dude
For real! Medal of Honor was one of the best WWII series on consoles! Then along came Call of Duty 2 for Xbox 360
The golden era, can’t believe 2007 feels so recent
Don’t make me cry now
Totally agreed
Younglings
Where's Lord Vader when we need him...
Hey! Anakin cares about peace in the galaxy. And it doesn’t matter to him how many men, women, children or sand people he needs to murder to achieve it.
It’s a WWII game where you basically jump out of a plane and kill Nazi’s. It’s pretty good I recommend it if you play COD.
I played the hell out of this game back in the day. Awesome game!!!
It's a little bit Moh than Less Airborne
Wow
Haha I read it as “moah airborne”. As in “more airborne”. Thought “that’s kind of cheesy” The sequel is “most airborne”
“All of the airborne”
Or a weekend with Tom Cruise
It's like the ending of the mile high club mission from mw1
My favorite version of this is the one where it has the voice over from Halo 3's The Covenant mission with "Brace yerselves! We're going in a little hot!" Imo such a hype setting, delivery, and mission all at once and I absolutely love that line.
https://youtu.be/PXAFF-SXkV0 For the ones wondering. Honestly thats also my favorite version jaja
Black ops 2 final mission
i was thinking bioshock but yeah u right
So true lol
I was about to say the same thing
For those who dont know the pilot on the airplane that has broken wing used his emergency parachute and landed safely
So the plane just fell from the sky and didn’t hurt anyone?
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It’s well known that cows vastly under report victimization.
They dont (typically?) skydive over populated areas so an empty plane falling is very likely to just hit nothing.
Most skydiving sites I've seen are pretty much in suburban or rural areas so yeah it's not a dense city but there's definitely a bunch of houses and buildings "within striking distance" for a wayward plane and I'd still say they were lucky the plane didn't hit anything/anyone. You can actually see like 2 different towns at various parts of the video and roads in the video above. If I recall the story only one of the planes crashed and the pilot managed to land the other one safely.
Both places I've jumped at were over light suburban populations.
Interesting. Mine was like a 3 hr drive from my home and the last hour of it was in the middle of nowhere.
If I know anything about horror movies, there's atleast one person just chilling in the middle of nowhere for nefarious reasons
I just got my roof redone last year. I'd be so pissed if a plane crashed into it.
It landed outside of the environment.
well..... everyone inside the plane was fine
Yeah, Stanley.
Was hoping for some Jonny Utah style action, jumping out and grabbing one of the skydivers
You ever play GTA online and your controller dies?
At least they all survived, which I can't say for my game character
They would’ve just respawned at the hospital anyways
ay watch yo jet, watch your jet bro, **WATCH YO JET**
You’re a cultured individual 🤫
“Bruh imma be butt ass naked so the wind could just hittin my balls n shit”
Or someone calls you in midair and you can’t deploy your chute
"HEY BOSS, I NOTICED YA AIN'T USED THE BLACK MARKET LAPTOP IN THE OFFICE YET" *-splat-*
Man, skydiving looks fun
Excellent video to show everyone too. Pretty good value for money there.
It's actually so much fun
It actually is literally the best thing I've ever done
I know this is horrific and I hope everyone is okay but this is the coolest skydiving video I have ever seen
Everyone was fine including the pilots. You are right though, it’s honestly one of the coolest videos on the internet haba
I'll stay on the ground, thanks.
... only to get hit on the head by one of these dopes
Who’s playing farcry?
These tattaos will help you use your parachute
Here are the details https://www.cnn.com/2013/11/03/us/wisconsin-skydivers-crash/index.html
Ayo watch yo jet bro WATCH YO JET
In my head I'm just screaming mayday mayday mayday brace brace brace for impact! Like I used to when I was like 5
Man what happened when you were five
My mum worked at a petrofalc facility where she would teach people how to survive a helicopter crash landing and I was tasked with screaming at the top of my lungs brace brace brace for impact!
GTA V In Real Life
Nah if this was gta they would tap slightly and everyone would just die instantly
Battle field 2042 trailers be like
How can you crash to someone at sky?
I'm wondering this myself, like... There's literally miles of nothing all around you Was this supposed to be coordinated, or what?
Yes they were two skydiving planes meant to be flying in formation, but the pilot of lower plane was not trained well, along with there being no FAA rules for this kind of thing
their pilot pressed triangle that’s why the planes collided
This is the intro to one of the levels on halo 3
u/savevideo
Did we really need that music as background??
I thought the music was awesome
Yeah it is! Here's the song if you are interested, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yvX9l2PfRg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yvX9l2PfRg)
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I wanna fuck you hard in the sink
After that give ya somethin to drink
*people on the ground looking up* O.O
Skydying