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Now be in jeopardy. whether the plane could survive, whether the pilots could pull it out of such a dive is hard to imagine. if a plane was in any shape to continue flying that, who knows what would have happened to the passengers. lets talk about something else thats been reported. that is that there might have been two conspirators or more. somebody was flying the plane while allegedly another person was down below in the electronics bay below this and they are dismantling systemically some of...

Dropping at over 20 feet per minute. were about selaskboulaska sell. and so the plane would be ripping apart. >> were going so fast. the fact that after that, the reportedly, the plane somehow levels off, thats whats really hard to believe and then to even try to contemplate whats going on back in the passenger section. the g-forces, the extreme sensations theyd have, it could almost be lethal for the passengers back there. and then we start talking about other factors, "the wall street journal"...

Non-life-threatening injuries. we spoke with an aviation expert who used to pilot a 737 using cockpit and exterior diagrams he describes what could have gone wrong. >> youve got a strut that comes down to the wheels so perhaps something in here when the plane touched down and the forces that are on a plane when it touched down may have decided to fail at that particular time. the gear could have failed backwards or it may have collapsed back up this way. >> reporter: the damage was extensive. th...

It has had all kinds of problems? >> it really has. it has a series of electrical problems starting with a fire at a test flight back in 2010. yesterdays battery fire, everyone was off the plane when they discovered smoke in a cabin and traced it to a battery compartment. lithium battery, when the engines are off had overheated. in december there were three less serious problems. one forced a diverted landing in new orleans and one grounded a plane and united ground add plane to replace a power ...

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