Two in a row! Bingo?

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Trump got rid of DEI and planes star falling out of the sky

Very suspicious sounds like trumps trying to crash planes

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For those like me who are seeing this meme before the news:

Pediatric patient among 6 on plane that crashed in Northeast Philadelphia: 'It was just horrific'

A medical transport jet carrying a pediatric patient and five others slammed into a Philadelphia neighborhood near the Roosevelt Mall.

6abc Philadelphia (6abc.com)

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In my damn childhood backyard... not literally, but damn close.

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Not even a full 2 weeks in and planes are literally falling from the sky

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Fuck.

Thank you.

-Another of the Meme Before the News

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They need to keep Obama out of the skies...

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The plane crashes and surge in popularity of Nazi rhetoric suck and all, but stay focused on the important things: we stopped that trans kid from playing tennis against real boys!! Worth it, right?!

Baron Von J

Like they care about trans boys playing in sports! They only care about trans girls.

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Bingpot!

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The big concern if crashes increase will be the adverse effect on airline and hospitality industry profits.

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Surely it must mean the planes are the cause of the high cost of eggs! Thank goodness they're doing something about them.

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GladiusB

Less than 10 in competition in College Sports...

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has just fell

Wow.

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Was it a Boeing?

Deme

Neither of the two planes that fell down recently were Boeings.

ERROR: Earth.exe has crashed

Its a Learjet, which is now bought by Bombardier. The other plane crash earlier this week was also a Bombardier. Coincidence?

We might have another contender to the role of "Worst Plane Manufacturer"

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I thought the real thing was keeping Kamala from genociding Palestine? At least they're ok now since people stayed home or protest voted.

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Fewer.

Sorry couldn't stop myself.

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Respectfully, for the DCA incident, a military helicopter LITERALLY RAMMED INTO A JET THAT WAS 4 SECONDS FROM LANDING. There was no mechanical error.

The consensus on r/aviation is that it was the helicopter pilot's error, and it was a long time coming with the near-misses that have happened at that airport. Considering a lot of the people on that subreddit are actual pilots/military people/have access to ATC chatter, I'm gonna trust their opinions more.

I don't usually recommend going to reddit, but the r/aviation megathreads after the Jeju Air crash and then these two incidents were very informative. Plus the mods + community work very hard to keep away ignorant comments and conspiracy nuts.