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21 Mar 202325:13

Summary

TLDR2022年3月21日,东航5735航班坠毁,132人全部遇难。坠机后,相关部门至今未公布事故原因。中国民航局称事故复杂,仍在调查中,但实际上已知原因是人为因素。三名飞行员中,副驾驶张正平因投资失败、心理问题和职业压力选择自杀,导致全机坠毁。类似事故在航空史上并不少见,但中国政府因担忧丑闻而隐瞒真相。此外,航空公司和制造商因商业利益不愿公开此类信息,整个事件成为公众永远无法知晓的秘密。

Takeaways

  • 😔 今天是东方航空5735航班空难一周年,事故共造成132人遇难。
  • ✈️ 飞机在去年3月21日从昆明飞往广州途中坠毁,形成45米深坑,飞机尾翼距坠毁地点12公里。
  • 🕵️‍♂️ 一年过去了,事故原因仍未公开,家属呼吁尽快查明真相。
  • 📋 中国民航局称事故复杂,仍在调查中,未能提供更多信息。
  • 💔 通过分析黑匣子记录,推测事故是人为因素所致,可能与机组人员内部冲突有关。
  • 📰 华尔街日报报道,知情人士透露飞机在坠毁前几分钟似乎被劫持,机舱内有人指示飞机坠毁。
  • 🔍 民航局通过分析残骸和飞行数据,确认了事故原因,但未对外公布。
  • 💼 航空公司内部管理存在问题,调查后要求两名飞行员同时值班,并调查飞行员心理和家庭情况。
  • 🌍 国际航空业因不愿得罪中国,导致事故原因难以公开。
  • 🛑 中国民航局拒绝公开驾驶舱语音记录,称为国家机密,进一步加剧公众对事故原因的质疑。

Q & A

  • 东航5735航班事故发生的日期是什么时候?

    -东航5735航班事故发生在去年的3月21日。

  • 事故中有多少人丧生?

    -事故中共有132人丧生,包括9名机组人员。

  • 根据初步调查报告,事故的主要原因是什么?

    -初步调查报告表明,事故的主要原因是人为因素。

  • 事故发生后,中国实施了哪些新的飞行安全措施?

    -事故发生后,中国立即要求所有飞机实施“两人驾驶员”制度,并对飞行员的心理和家庭状况进行调查,要求他们签署承诺书。

  • 为什么认为此次空难的原因被当局隐瞒?

    -因为事故调查已经得出结论,但当局并未公开这一结论,并且相关公告中也表示调查仍在进行中,显得含糊不清。

  • 事故的真正原因是什么?

    -事故的真正原因是副驾驶张正平的自杀行为。

  • 为什么副驾驶张正平会选择自杀?

    -张正平因投资失败、情绪低落,再加上之前一次飞行中的低高度警告事件导致他被降职为副驾驶,心理压力很大,最终选择自杀。

  • 为什么事故的真实原因不对外公布?

    -因为一旦公布,可能会引发巨大的丑闻,尤其是对于航空公司内部管理机制的质疑。

  • 中航在过去的空难处理中是否有类似的隐瞒行为?

    -是的,例如四川航空的“英雄机长”事件中,真相被政府干预并美化为英雄行为,而掩盖了实际的低级失误。

  • 国际航空条约对事故调查有何影响?

    -国际航空条约使得国家可以在不违反条约的情况下不公开事故原因,导致公众无法得知真相。

Outlines

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✈️ 东航MU5735空难周年纪念

今天是东航5735航班空难一周年纪念日,去年3月21日,该航班从昆明起飞前往广州途中坠毁,机上132人全部遇难。事故发生后,遇难者家属希望相关部门尽快查明真相,但一年过去了,他们仍未收到任何结论。昨天,中国民航局发布公告称该事故极其罕见且复杂,调查仍在进行中,暂无更多信息。这段视频将继续探讨MU5735事故的真相。

05:02

🕵️‍♂️ 调查背后的真相

视频提出结论认为事故原因早已查明,但不会公之于众。去年5月18日的视频中得出结论,此次空难是人为因素所致。理由包括:第一,涉事的波音737-800飞机在4月20日恢复飞行,表明事故调查已排除飞机设计和制造问题。第二,《华尔街日报》去年5月17日通过渠道获知,调查人员认为事故是人为错误。第三,空难后中国立即要求所有飞机实施“两人值守”制度,并调查飞行员的心理和家庭情况,要求签署承诺书。

10:03

📊 分析报告

昨天发布的报告显示,事故原因已查明,但未公布。报告提到四个调查领域:分析100块大块残骸以确定飞机损坏原因、调查飞行员资质和能力及航空公司管理、调查空管服务和地面安全、结合数据进行飞行状态分析和模拟验证。报告中第一和第四领域尤为重要,它们验证了已计算出的空难原因。调查团队已通过驾驶舱语音记录仪和飞行数据记录仪确定了事故原因,但不向公众透露,原因可能涉及重大丑闻。

15:06

👨‍✈️ 飞行员心理问题

视频进一步揭示了飞行员的背景。机长杨宏达、59岁的副机长张正平和观察员倪红涛分别有6709小时、30000小时和556小时的飞行时间。张正平因投资失败、情绪低落且曾因低空警告事故被降级为副机长。事故最终原因被推测为张正平因心理问题选择自杀,导致132人遇难。这一结论可能被隐瞒是因为一旦公布,会成为巨大的丑闻。

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🏆 川航英雄机长事件

2018年5月14日,川航飞机在飞往西藏途中机窗突然爆裂,副驾驶被吸出舱外,机组最终安全返航。媒体称赞此为“英雄机组”,但实际是低级人为事故。空难调查显示,副驾驶未系安全带,且机组用报纸遮挡风挡玻璃,导致未及时发现裂缝。最终,中国政府干预,将此事故转变为“英雄机组”事件。

🚫 中共对空难真相的封锁

视频最后指出,中国政府对MU5735空难真相的封锁,导致公众无法得知事故真相。国际航空公司不愿得罪中国,进一步加剧了这一封锁。去年3月21日,BBC采访波音公司和NTSB,他们均建议联系中国民航局,但未得到回复。只要中国政府不公开真相,公众永远无法知晓。视频总结了中国民航事故隐瞒真相的现象,并提到相关书籍中人祸导致的空难不会被收录。

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Keywords

💡东航5735号航班

东航5735号航班,即MU5735,是从昆明飞往广州的航班,在2022年3月21日坠毁,造成机上132人全部遇难。这起空难是近年来中国最严重的一次航空事故。视频围绕这次空难展开,探讨了事故原因和调查进展。

💡空难调查

空难调查是指对航空事故进行系统性研究,以确定事故原因并提出预防措施。视频中提到的空难调查包括对飞行数据记录仪和驾驶舱语音记录仪的分析,以及飞机残骸的拼接与模拟测试。

💡人祸

人祸指由人为因素引起的灾难。在视频中,讲述者认为东航5735号航班的坠毁是由于人为因素造成的,具体指责副机长张正平因个人原因故意导致飞机坠毁。

💡黑匣子

黑匣子指飞行数据记录仪和驾驶舱语音记录仪,记录飞机飞行参数和驾驶舱内的声音。视频中提到黑匣子数据揭示了飞机最后时刻的状态,帮助确定事故原因。

💡民航管理

民航管理指对民用航空运输业的监督与管理。视频中提到中国的民航管理系统在处理空难时存在不透明和不人道的管理方式,导致真相难以公开。

💡调查报告

调查报告是对空难事件进行详细分析后发布的官方文件,旨在解释事故原因和提出安全建议。视频中提到,根据《芝加哥公约》,空难调查应在12个月内发布最终报告,然而中国民航只发布了一份临时声明,称事故原因复杂。

💡飞行员自杀

飞行员自杀指飞行员在飞行过程中有意导致飞机坠毁的行为。视频提出东航5735号航班事故的真实原因是副机长张正平因个人问题而自杀,导致机上人员全部遇难。

💡心理健康

心理健康指个人的心理状态和情绪状况。视频中提到张正平因投资失败、离婚、降职等问题导致情绪低落,这些心理问题被认为是导致空难的重要原因之一。

💡中国民航局

中国民航局(CAAC)是中国政府负责民用航空事务的行政机构。视频中提到,民航局拒绝公开驾驶舱语音记录,称其为国家机密,导致公众无法知道事故真相。

💡波音737-800

波音737-800是参与东航5735号航班事故的机型。视频中提到,在事故发生后,这一机型在中国暂停飞行,随后在事故原因被排除与设计和制造问题无关后恢复飞行。

Highlights

今天是东方航空5735航班空难一周年纪念日。

东方航空5735航班从昆明起飞,但在飞往广州的途中坠毁。

机上132名乘客和9名机组成员全部遇难。

飞机坠毁后形成了一个45米深的坑,飞机完全粉碎。

调查发现,飞机的尾翼在距离主坠毁地点12公里外被找到。

乘客在最后一两分钟内经历了残酷的场景。

民航局的一份公告称,此次空难极为罕见且复杂,调查仍在进行中。

节目主持人认为,空难原因已经查明,但不会向公众公布。

空难发生在2022年3月21日,4月20日发布了初步事故报告。

波音737-800型飞机恢复飞行,表明事故原因已排除与飞机设计和制造有关的因素。

《华尔街日报》报道称,调查人员认为事故原因是人为错误。

飞机的黑匣子被送往美国进行分析,显示飞机可能在最后几分钟被劫持。

中国在空难后要求所有飞机实施“双驾驶员”制度,并调查飞行员的心理和家庭状况。

事故最终原因是副驾驶张正平自杀,导致132人遇难。

节目的结论是空难原因是人为因素,但中国政府不会公开这一信息。

Transcripts

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Today is March 21st

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It's the first anniversary of the Eastern Airlines Flight 5735 air crash

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On this day last year

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Eastern Airlines Flight 5735 (AKA MU5735) took off from Kunming, Yunnan

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but crashed from the air on the way to Guangzhou

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All 132 passengers on board the aircraft, including 9 crew members, died in the crash

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This air crash is the most catastrophic one in our country in recent years

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After the plane crashed to the ground, it formed a 45-meter-deep pit

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The aircraft was completely shattered

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Its tail wing was found 12 kilometers away from the main crash site

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We can imagine

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what those passengers on the plane went through in the last one or two minutes

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It must have been a brutal scene

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After the air crash

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the families of the victims hoped that the relevant authorities

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would investigate the real cause of the air crash as soon as possible

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and make it public, because this is the best comfort for the victims' families

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but a year has passed, and they have not received anything

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Just yesterday, a notice was posted on the website of Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC)

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The notice said

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"This plane crash is extremely rare and complex"

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"We are still conducting a thorough investigation"

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"So we can't tell you anything right now, just wait for further updates"

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Today, we will continue to discuss the accident of MU5735

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First, let me state the conclusion

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The cause of this air crash has long been figured out

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It's very clear

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But they will not tell the public, and will never tell the public

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If you want to understand the real reason for this air crash

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through the notice of CAAC

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that's dreaming, it's seeking the impossible, it's wishful thinking

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So, what is the real reason? Let's talk about it

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On May 18th last year

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I did a program on the Eastern Airlines air crash

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In that program, I came to a conclusion

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This air crash was caused by human factors

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There are three main reasons for this

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First, the air crash occurred on March 21st

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April 20th preliminary accident report released

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Meanwhile, Boeing 737-800 resumes flights

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The aircraft model involved in the air crash was Boeing 737-800

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In accordance with the general procedures for handling air crashes

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For safety reasons, the type of aircraft involved in

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a plane crash must be grounded until the investigation is complete

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And there is a condition for resuming flights, the investigation must first rule out

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all factors related to the design and manufacturing of the aircraft

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Therefore, when the "Boeing 737-800" resumed flights in China on April 20th last year

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it indicated a very important reason

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the accident investigation team had already ruled out

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accidents caused by the "Boeing 737-800" itself

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Second, on May 17th last year, the WSJ obtained some intelligence

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because China was the main investigating country for this accident

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but as the NTSB, as well as Boeing aircraft

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had the right to send an investigator to participate in the entire investigation

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but they did not have the right to publish anything

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So the WSJ obtained information through some specific channels

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and the investigators who participated in the investigation told them that

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"the real cause of this accident was human error"

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After the accident occurred

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both black boxes of the aircraft

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the Flight Data Recorder and the Cockpit Voice Recorder

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were sent to the United States for analysis

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During the analysis, the US side definitely gained knowledge of

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the aircraft's actual state during the flight

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and the real situation inside the cabin during the air crash

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Therefore, those involved leaked to reporters from WSJ saying that

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"last few minutes of the flight"

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"seemed to have been hijacked"

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"Someone was directing inside the cockpit"

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"The person was instructing the plane to crash into the ground in a certain way"

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Either the plane was hijacked by someone outside the cockpit

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or someone inside the cockpit hijacked it

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This is a very important factor

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The third reason is that after the air crash

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China immediately required all planes to implement a "two-pilot" system

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Previously, one captain and one co-pilot were responsible for flying the plane

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Implementing the "two-pilot" system means that

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one captain and one co-pilot cannot guarantee

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the safe operation of the aircraft

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At the same time, airlines across the country were investigating the psychological

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and family conditions of their pilots, and requiring them to sign commitment letters

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So my conclusion at the time was

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that the real cause of this plane accident was human error

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However, at that time, all I used was logical reasoning

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There was no objective evidence

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Today, I'm going to talk about the objective evidence

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First, let's analyze yesterday's report

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Why did they release this report yesterday?

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There's actually a bit of background to it

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According to the Chicago Convention

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an air crash

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requires the final report to be published within 12 months

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this requirement is not mandatory

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But even though it's not mandatory, as a contracting state

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you certainly can't ignore such a requirement

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So yesterday, which was one day before the 12-month anniversary of the accident

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they issued such an announcement

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saying "look, we are still investigating"

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"It's very complicated and extremely rare"

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At the same time, Xinhua News Agency interviewed experts in the aviation industry

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These aviation experts also said that

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"This air crash"

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"Is different from all the previous air crashes"

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"So it's understandable that the investigation takes a long time"

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Actually, all of this is just muddying the waters

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the reason for this air crash is different from the past

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it does not mean that the investigation itself is difficult

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These are two different concepts

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Air crash nowadays

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as long as we obtain the aircraft cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder

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The cause of 99.9999999999% of air crashes

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can be figured out in a very short period of time

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This is different from early air crashes

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early air crashes had no black boxes

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the wreckage of the plane had to be pieced together

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then analyzed to determine the possible cause

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Now these two black boxes, one records the entire flight status of the aircraft

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the other records what happened in the cockpit at the end

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With these two factors combined

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The cause of the aircraft's air crash is basically easy to determine

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Then let's look at this report

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Through this report

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you can know that they have figured out the reason

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This report talks about

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they are conducting investigations in four areas, and have already completed them

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The first area is the analysis of 100 large debris

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to determine the cause of the aircraft damage

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The second area is to investigate the qualifications and abilities of the aircraft pilots

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the operation of the flight, and the management of the airline

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The third area is to investigate

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the air traffic control services and ground security

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The fourth area is to combine relevant data

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and analyze the final flight status of the aircraft

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and use aircraft simulation machines and real machines for simulation and verification

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Here, the first and fourth areas are particularly important

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The first area is to put the debris together to determine the cause of damage

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Let me explain to you

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in the process of investigating air accidents

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the debris is gathered together to analyze the cause of the damage

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it is actually not to search for the cause of the air crash

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but to verify the cause of the air crash

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this point is very important

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they have already determined the cause of the plane crash

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through the cockpit voice recorder

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and flight data recorder

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Therefore, we go to the wreckage to find out

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whether there is a logical correspondence with the cause of the air crash

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that has been calculated

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One very important point here

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it is not that analyzing the cause of the air crash through wreckage

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This is very important, this is the first point

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The second is the fourth area

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Combining the final flight status of the aircraft

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and relevant data

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to verify with real aircraft and simulators

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What does this mean?

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It means that they already knew what happened in the last minute

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They just verified it with a real aircraft

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and flight simulator

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Think about it

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They didn't know the real cause of the plane crash?

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They knew it too well

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They knew it completely

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But they just don't tell you

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They just don't tell the public

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Why?

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Because if they really tells the truth to the public

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It is going to be a huge scandal

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After the air crash, I have been concerned about it

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I have some connections with the civil aviation industry

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Some people have actually provided me with information

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Several pieces of information put together

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Basically, the matter has been figured out

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Let me slowly tell you

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There were a total of three members in the cockpit of the plane

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The captain's name was Yang Hongda, very young

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His total flight time was only 6,709 hours

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The first officer's name was Zhang Zhengping, 59 years old

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He is a meritorious pilot of China Eastern Airlines

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and a five-star pilot

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He has been a captain for more than 30 years

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His total flight time is 30,000 hours

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there have been no accidents for him

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The third member is the observer

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This person's name is Ni Hongtao

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His total flight hours are only 556

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In other words, Ni Hongtao may be just trying to accumulate flight hours

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You have to accumulate certain flight hours on the plane

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before you can become a co-pilot or captain

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So the real reason is this Zhang Zhengping

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He only had half a year left before retirement, at 59 years old

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He almost lost his life savings in an investment

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His emotions was quite low

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Coupled with an incident that occurred a few years ago

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When he was flying at a certain airport

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during the landing process

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due to not mastering the height of the flight

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which led to a low-altitude warning

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that is, the plane was too close to the ground when it entered the airport

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there is such an alarm device on the plane, so it alarmed

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According to aviation management, this belongs to an accident risk

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Although you did not have an accident

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But it belongs to an accident risk that is about to happen

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So he was demoted from captain

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to co-pilot for this reason

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Everyone knows that the captain and first officer

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have a huge difference in terms of their treatment and benefits

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Generally, a captain

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like those in the Yunnan branch of China Eastern Airlines, which is not particularly profitable

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earns seven or eight hundred thousand yuan a year

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But as a first officer, it becomes only two or three hundred thousand yuan

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What's even more humiliating is that

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the captain on this plane, Yang Hongda

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who is his disciple and was trained by him

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His disciple is in his twenties while he is 59 years old

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He still has to serve his own disciple in the cockpit

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What does he think about this from a psychological perspective?

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We don't know what happened in the last minute of the flight in the sky

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But some people speculate that there was a conflict in the air

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I haven't received any information on this

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However, the information I previously learned is all true

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which is, his investment failure

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usually lives in airline office, and rarely goes home

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divorced from his wife, with only one daughter

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a few years ago, due to his causing the plane

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to get too close to the ground during landing

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he was demoted from captain to first officer

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Perhaps because he didn't adjust his mindset well during this process

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Perhaps he had an unpleasant encounter with other personnel in the cockpit

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Finally, it led to him making such an extreme choice

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The ultimate cause of the accident of MU5735 was that

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Captain Zhang Zhengping committed suicide

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132 people perished with him

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I guess that the relevant authorities certainly think that

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if this news were to leak, it would be a huge scandal

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But actually, in terms of the history of aviation disasters in the world

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crashes caused by pilot suicide are not uncommon

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Russia has had such incidents, and it seems that last year

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in 2021, a pilot in an Arab country

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caused a crash due to suicide

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So for aviation disasters

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pilot suicide is not unheard of, it does happen

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But China under the CCP believes that this information of him

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cannot be disclosed, once it is disclosed

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everyone will point to the management of your airline

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your internal management mechanism

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After I finished last program about this accident

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a captain of Air China wrote to me and provided me with inside information

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He said: the internal management system of our civil aviation is very inhumane

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For example, he told me

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one of the captains caused the plane to slide off

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the runway at the airport in Panzhihua

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during the landing process the plane slipped past the line, just slightly

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Panzhihua airport is a high-altitude airport

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the air is relatively thin

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If you don't handle it well, the plane will slide too far

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this incident was considered a minor accident

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according to general practice, he should be grounded for 24 months

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But because of a so-called superior instruction

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a directive from Zhongnanhai

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the pilot was permanently grounded

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The result is that everyone is now living in fear

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No one knows where the boundary is

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This is not a professional management approach

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you can see that the CCP actually wraps up all information

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regarding such matters in every possible way

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So, in the midst of this matter

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Boeingand the US NTSB as well

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cannot break the international civil aviation treaty to expose this accident

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the most important issue reflected

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in the investigation of this accident

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is the current international civil aviation treaty, such a system

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that makes it impossible for countries like China

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to disclose the cause of the air crash if they refuse to

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the whole world will have no way, it is a closed loop

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Even if the airline itself knows, it cannot be made public

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Of course, there is also a background

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that now international airlines are not willing to offend China

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because China is a very large aviation market

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Both Boeing and Airbus

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hope that China can buy airplanes

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Let me tell you a story

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In 2018, the "Hero Captain" incident of Sichuan Airlines

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On May 14th, a Sichuan Airlines plane suddenly had a window burst while flying to Tibet

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The co-pilot was suddenly sucked out of the cabin

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the crew finally returned safely to the ground

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the media reported and praised this as a "heroic crew"

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But this was a shocking conspiracy

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Why?

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because this accident was actually a very low-level man-made accident.

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After the accident occurred, since the plane was an Airbus A320

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Airbus sent a letter to the accident investigation team

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asking "why was the co-pilot not wearing a seatbelt when the accident happened?"

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Here, I'll give you some background information

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In the story of the Sichuan Airlines incident

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during the heating of the plane's front windshield, due to uneven heating

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it eventually led to the windshield bursting

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However, based on the design of Airbus

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generally allows at least 10 minutes from the occurrence

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of a crack in the windshield to the eventual bursting

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These 10 minutes are meant for the pilots to handle the situation promptly

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But if you look at all the reports on the Sichuan Airlines incident

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they said "from the discovery of the windshield cracking"

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"to the complete bursting was only a few seconds"

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Why did this happen?

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In the end, I learned the truth through people in the civil aviation industry

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the plane was flying at an very high altitude and was very exposed to the sun

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so many pilots covered the cockpit windshield with newspapers

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The pro is that the sun can't shine through anymore

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but it brings a very big problem

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When the windshield of the plane burst, they didn't know there was a crack

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Wait until the end when there is a 'bang' sound

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that is not the time for cracks, but the glass has already started to burst

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And in the process

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because the co-pilot did not fasten his seatbelt at that time

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he was immediately sucked out of the window

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During the process of being sucked out of the window

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he accidentally damaged all the instruments in front of him

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So the aircraft's autopilot system failed suddenly

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The captain was also dizzy at the time

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Fortunately, all the Chinese planes that entered Tibet at that time had a three-person crew

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There was also a second officer

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The second officer was in the cabin and quickly came to the cockpit after the accident

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The second officer immediately went to assist the captain and put on an oxygen mask

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He requested to immediately enter a state such as 7710 or 7700

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The plane landed on the ground after more than 20 minutes

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But the core issue here is

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why the co-pilot did not fasten his seatbelt

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It was because he had put newspapers on the front windshield of the plane

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causing them to not see the cracks when they appeared

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If he didn't put up this newspaper

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if they saw the crack

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they quickly lower the altitude, reduce speed

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fasten their seat belts, actually nothing will happen

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when the glass of the airplane shatters, it only causes a loss of cabin pressure

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This happens everywhere in the international civil aviation of airplanes

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It won't cause any problems with the cockpit

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But it was precisely because of this co-pilot

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At that time, they put the newspaper on the front windshield of the airplane

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They couldn't see it, so the crack on the airplane was not discovered

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When it exploded, people were sucked out

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during the suction process, the front instrument panel was also destroyed

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This is the true reason for the incident that occurred at Sichuan Airlines

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After the crew of the airplane fell from the sky

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The accident investigation team immediately took these people in the cockpit

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to the hotel for investigation

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Each person had to write down the process and answer questions

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this is a basic investigation process

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And Airbus asked

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"Why didn't this co-pilot fasten his seat belt?"

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After a week, there was a turning point in the incident

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Xi Jinping in Zhongnanhai issued a directive

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He said this was a 'heroic crew' and it should be praised

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As a result, the entire investigation ended

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These people were all turned into heroes

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The captain was awarded 5 million yuan

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The second officer was awarded 3 million yuan

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The c0-pilot surnamed Xu

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to be honest, it was good enough that he wasn't arrested. He was also awarded 1 million yuan

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because he was defined as a 'heroic captain'

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Since it was a heroic crew

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There should not be troublemakers in the crew, right?

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So he was given 1 million yuan symbolically

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That is why the second officer, who was in the cabin, got 3 million yuan

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but the co-pilot surnamed Xu only got 1 million yuan

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It means that the authorities believed that

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he had the least contribution

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he not only had no contribution

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but also violated the operating manual during the flight

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Although it is possible not to fasten your seatbelt during a flight

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they violated the rules by putting newspapers on the glass

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which obscured the crack on the aircraft's windshield

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this resulted in the accident and the co-pilot was almost sucked out

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and the cockpit instruments were damaged

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As a result, the co-pilot was even awarded 1 million yuan

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At that time, Sichuan Airlines provided him with a female nurse specializing in medical care

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As a result, he married the nurse

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When I read this news, I found it really funny

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but what I want to say about this news is

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that it is not just concealing the truth

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but Airbus was actually intimidated by the pressure from the Chinese government and did nothing

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In theory, the question they asked at the time was very, very important

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Why didn't the copilot buckle his seat belt

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when he had 10 minutes to do so

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this incident was intervened by the Chinese government

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and turned a crew-caused accident

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into a heroic crew situation

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Finally, it was made into a movie called

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"The Captain" about a terrifying experience in the sky

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As you can see

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This is how China handles air disasters

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Let's go back to the incident of this flight MU5735

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Similarly, now Boeing Company

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and large airlines like Airbus are afraid to offend China

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So before March 21 this year

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I saw the BBC interview Boeing Company

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and the NTSB

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they both said, please consult the CAAC on this matter

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and they contacted the CAAC

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The CAAC 'read but didn't reply', ignoring them completely

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So now it has become an dead loop

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As long as the Chinese government does not disclose the true cause of the MU5735 flight accident

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the public will never know

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A few days ago, the CAAC website also issued a notice

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Someone wants to apply for the public disclosure of the cockpit voice recorder of flight MU5735

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once the cockpit voice recorder is made public

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everything will become clear

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the conversation that took place in the cockpit in the last minute

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will definitely reveal the true cause of the air crash

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However, the CAAC refused

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Saying, "This is a state secret and cannot be made public"

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That's China for you

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When they don't want you to know something, it's always a secret

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Always a secret

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Finally, I'll tell you all here

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Whether this accident was ultimately caused by humans

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I'll also give you a standard

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This book is compiled regularly by the CAAC

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It's a compilation of all civil aircraft accidents

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It's compiled every few years

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I bought this book at a small stand in Japan, "The Secret Collection"

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I don't know why it ended up on a small stand in Japan

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There is a principle in this book

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That man-made air disasters are not included

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Do you all know about the China Northern Airlines Flight 6136 air crash?

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Is is not in this book

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Why?

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Because it says that it was caused by humans, so it's not publicized

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So, in a couple of years, you can check this book

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you'll definitely find that the air crash of MU5735 is not included

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Why?

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Because it was caused by human factors

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It was caused by the co-pilot's suicide

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Alright, that's all I have for today. Thank you, everyone

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本期英文翻译:毛豆腐

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The real reason for the China Eastern Airlines accident was because the co-pilot committed suicide. This reason was already clear to the Chinese Civil Aviation Accident Investigation Team, but they will not disclose it, never

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The statement released by the Chinese Civil Aviation on March 20th was only to fulfill the obligations of the Chicago Convention, not because of the real difficulties in the accident investigation process. Even if the final report cannot be released, the interim report should be made public as much as possible, revealing the true cause of the accident to the public

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Due to interests, the nationality aviation industry dare not offend the Chinese government, resulting in the public having no way to know the truth about air crashes that occur in China, as long as they do not disclose it, even though they already know the cause of the air crash

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The entire Chinese civil aviation industry is like a black box, and outsiders can never know what is inside. The tragedy is that the whole of China is also becoming more and more like a black box

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