one by one, everything that they need to keep the airplane in flight is failing. they finally lose control of the airplane, and it rolls towards the ocean and accelerates and impacts the ocean at a very high speed. >> in the wake of the swiss air 111 crash, the airline industry is forced to re-evaluate the procedures for in-flight fires. flammability testing becomes more rigorous. insulation blankets are manufactured for more flame-resistant materials. and wiring becomes more stringent. >> swiss air 111 was a watershed event in how pilots deal with in-flight smoke conditions. after that, pilots recognized how quickly things could go wrong. >> what makes fire such a lethal threat to aircraft is its ability to start and grow, undetected. in some cases, the interiors of the plane are at risk. but a fire that starts outside can be just as catastrophic. charles de gaulle airport, paris, the world's only supersonic passenger jet speeds down the runway at 175 miles per hour.
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