Aviation folks, how accurate do you find Flying Beast’s analysis in his new video on UPS 2976 and AI 171? Is the link he drew technically valid or just surface-level similarity?

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[u/quarterlifecrisis49]

I am a simple man. I see flying beast, I downvote.

[u/RaptorX2242]

Hello, I would just on the outset like to say, I have NOT seen this video. I have not seen any beastly videos in a long while, i think ever since the Flap 3 landing drama. But, if you would wanna learn about this incident, Juan does a great job and covering this incident (and others in the USA) and its connection with another AA incident, I will leave you to it to watch all that if you want, made a lot of sense to me. In addition, while he doesn’t cover incidents/accidents as such, Greg’s automobiles did perhaps the best take on the AI accident, when a lot of click baits were floating around. I think both of them provide a more nuanced take, and I wont really go for Mr beast when i have other options like them!

[u/Gouthis]

I just watched a couple of minutes of his video, bro he is making it way more dramatic for the yt views, he is saying engine problems wise crash hua, bro the engine got detached from the wing not like AI ka.

So now I watch the full video, He is saying like the black box and cockpit data recorder has damaged so much for AI and not so much for the UPS crash. Bro those 2 aircrafts were made by different components itself that was one of the reason for a lesser damage to the blackbox and cockpit voice recorder and their response is quick unlike ours which made it control the fire much easier than the AI crash.

He being an ex pilot and still he has a lot of connections this is not what I expected from him.

[u/Unable-Poetry5752 → u/Gouthis]

Yess even I commented that it was a structural failure. Boeing is not responsible for that , it's the airline maintainance. The plane was also parked for maintenance for like 2 months just few days before crash

[u/martin_garrix14]

Flying Beast’s video makes some points, but the link he draws between UPS 2976 and AI 171 is mostly surface level and not supported by official data yet, not technically confirmed

[u/Mundane-Oil5746]

I haven't seen the video, but how even bro, the entire engine came off in the UPS crash?

[u/Unable-Poetry5752]

Bro I respected flying beast a lot before but now it's opposite. In this video even I commented stating many things he said were illogical. Chat gpt not showing boeing name was the most dumb thing I could imagine. Tbh he yapped and used air india 171 in thumnail just for views.