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#phillyplanecrash I have a question. Based on tower audio the plane is instructed to takeoff from runway 240 then turn right to a heading of 290. So why did the plane apparently takeoff from runway 060 instead??

Joseph D Roderique

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WWESleepToken1 year ago

Every single tragedy that happens has to be some sort of conspiracy right?

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Edward J. Casey1 year ago

Definitely took off from the wrong runway. Wouldn’t the tower have noticed that

Ryan1 year ago

This literally has nothing to do with the plane crash bro. Stop.

Gröver of PhiIIy1 year ago

Apparently there was a fire on board in the cabin, and an oxygen tank exploded, killing all 6 instantly, then the plane was flying itself without a pilot and crashed on Cottman Ave. 50 more feet and 2-3 city blocks would have been fully engulfed and possibly still on fire today.

Chitown Communist1 year ago

Human error...

sick of all bs🗣 PatriotsPuzzlePiece1 year ago

Barometric Alt. at the end 1275 ! Switch to zero in a second? Ground Speed 242 without great change dropped to zero in a second

Joseph D Roderique1 year ago

Flight Radar 24 and other apps like it use ADS-B data that is broadcast by the airplane itself. My understanding is that below that altitude either the plane stopped broadcasting or the ADS-B receivers stopped receiving it. FR24 posted more granular data for this flight earlier today

Dr. Joe Rodrigo1 year ago

Runway 060 is opposite for 240, same runway just depends on direction you are flying. 240 would be going SW, and 060 going NE. He took off on 240 heading SW

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