Two in a row! Bingo?

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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.

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So now we open into individual responsibility vs collective responsibility, the FAA and NTSB are the regulation bodies to force airlines and airports to fix these issues, but that's big government regulation