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This is how serious a fire incident can look inside an aircraft while cruising thousands of feet above the ground. Flames and smoke are seen coming from the overhead luggage compartment as passengers scream, panic spreads, and people scramble to find anything that can help extinguish the fire. The...

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Miss Independentvor 1 Tag

It’s often at moments like this that even people who don’t believe in God suddenly mention His name. It makes you wonder, why pretend to believe when it’s convenient?

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Maybe close the fucking door until someone can bring an extinguisher?

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People are stupid!

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Random EMP whiplash. The atmosphere is charged, plate movement emits an electronic screech and over the body of water.

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The outcome of one powerbank in the overhead compartment. Air Busan.

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Ban them all! Not allowed on a plane.

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That's not a KLM flight... uniforms totally different...

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DZvor 1 Tag

I carry lots of batteries with me, always wondering if this is the flight they decide to take on a life of there own

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Yeah but can you imagine how worse it could have been if they had 120ml of toothpaste in the cabin?!!!!

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無職vor 1 Tag

飛行機墜落しかねないな。モバイルバッテリーばテロの道具か？

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@ConcernsPublic @NYCEMSwatch which gets me asking, again, why hasn’t @panasonic or another Big Name built a line of power banks and put them through complete @FAANews @FDNY and “national testing lab” (best known is UL) approval for aircraft use? There’s a *huge* niche there.

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Someone didn’t listen to the announcement about lithium batteries

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Edgardo A Martinezvor 1 Tag

Tienen fuego sobre sus cabezas y no reaccionan para moverse o apagarlo. No tienen sangre???

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Cemalvor 1 Tag

Bu hangi havayolu şirketi? Kuru kimyevi toz minimax yok mu uçakta?

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Cabin fire at altitude was always pretty much my worst nightmare when I was flying. 20 minutes to get on the ground...IF you're lucky. The aircraft can burn out from underneath you in that time & nobody can help. Think ValuJet 592.

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