China Boeing 737 Plane Crash Animation: China Eastern Airlines MU5735 Plane Crash

WUZHOU, CHINA - China Boeing 737 plane crash animation.
China Eastern Airlines flight MU5735 pulled out of one nosedive before another sent it crashing to the ground, according to flight data cited by the South China Morning Post.
On Monday, the Boeing 737-800 was traveling from Kunming, carrying 132 people, and had been due to land in Guangzhou in the afternoon.
Data from FlightRadar24 shows that just after 2:20 p.m. the plane was at 29,100 feet when it began to dive down at speeds of up to 348 miles per hour.
After 20 seconds, the rate of descent became slower, and for the next 45 seconds the plane began to slowly level off, before reaching 7,425 feet above the ground and eventually beginning to climb back up.
About 15 seconds later, however, with the plane at 8,600 feet, it fell into a second dive which it did not recover from, crashing into the ground after around 30 seconds of falling, in a wooded area of Teng county, near Wuzhou city. No survivors have been found.
SOURCES: Associated Press, South China Morning Post, BBC
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[@cyrilmatthew2995]

Ohh my god it plummeted from 8000 ft at full speed ... Can't even imagine the agony every one on board went through ...

[@antonioallison2754]

The black box video/audio was released. It’s about 10 seconds long. Tough to watch and hear.

[@MandingoAfricano]

How tragic RIP to all and condolences to families

[@drbendover7467]

That jet hit the ground like an arrow faster than it could fly level on that cell ph footage, and the media wondered if there were survivors:)

[@relaxingnature2617]

737's have crashed 109 times

[@JayJayAviation]

In 55 years

[@JayJayAviation]

@@adiraemilee Consider that aviation has gotten a lot safer over the decades. The 737 is 54 years old after all

[@animegeek2488]

For everyone who thinks the plane involved in this crash was a MAX 8, that is not true whatsoever. The plane involved was a 737-800 which is a cousin to the MAX 8. The MCAS system is only in the MAX 8 and not the 737-800. The MAX 8 is banned in China and this 737-800 was with China Eastern Airlines for six years prior to this crash.

[@JayJayAviation]

Why does this video go on to talk about MCAS, 737 MAX and the 777X? They have nothing to do with the crash this week

[@cocochannel8932]

And we will never hear from the “black box”

[@JayJayAviation]

Not true

[@HShango]

Those companies that produce terrible planes need to be held accountable

[@bobdole2184]

Yep criminally accountable

[@sunnyfon9065]

Boeing 737 is one of the best planes in the world

[@relaxingnature2617]

@@sunnyfon9065 ya ..the 737 is one of the best planes , it has only crashed 109 times

[@DoorknobPlus]

@@relaxingnature2617 but the 737-800 (the plane in this video) is considered to be the worlds safest plane. just because it is in the 737 family doesn't mean it's dangerous

[@antonioallison2754]

@@DoorknobPlus Right. Causes of a plane crash is either going to be by pilot error or a malfunction. You can buy a brand new car and drive it for awhile but eventually its going to break down; you get the chance to pull to the side of the road but in a plane ✈️ breaks down mid flight is a different story.

[@FlipRymezEventsLLC]

FYI: A suspected wreckage piece, 1.3 meters long and 10 cm at its widest, was also found in farmland around 10 km away west from the crash site, said Zheng Xi, head of the fire brigade of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

[@jamesmcmahan2376]

What was on the cockpit voice recorder? any communication from the pilots

[@thornados4969]

There must be a strong reason why the airplane nose-dived to the mountain. Could be a reverse of switching up thus the elevator pointed down instead of up? And before the pilot realized, they lose control and it was too late to change the direction. Try it in the simulator given the altitude.

[@Kreze202]

Well, there was a known issue on the 737 MAX planes where the autopilot would automatically push the plane's nose down, thinking the plane was stalling when it wasn't. It caused 2 crashes leading up to it's temporary grounding, and those 2 crashes created this type of nose dive crash. Not saying that's what happened here, but definitely a possibility. (And now that I've actually watched the video, these 2 accidents wers mentioned in the video as well)

[@bobdole2184]

@@Kreze202 different planes 🤪

[@sunnyfon9065]

@@Kreze202 MU5735 was not Boeing 737 MAX

[@Kreze202]

@@bobdole2184 I understand that and I'm aware of that. Just saying that there's a possible explanation.

[@pocketalberto]

This is so full of incorrect information it should be banned:1- This was a 737-800 with no MCAST system as the MAX-8 in the Ethiopian Airlines crash. 2- The MAX is not allow to fly in China still , so this could not be a Max anyway. 3- China Eastern has 2 Maxes and both are "parked". ..... so wrong!

[@notfound3358]

Watch the vídeo again.. They're not saying it was the 737 max that crashed

[@pocketalberto]

@@notfound3358 1- It is true that it does not say it was a MAX. Mea Culpa. 2- Is it my fault really? Have you ever heard of the term "guilty by association"? The same mistake that I did thinking that the video confused this plane with a Max will happen to many others BECAUSE THE VIDEO TALKS ABOUT CRASHES OF THE MAX AND COMPARES IT WITH THIS CRASH. THIS IS NOT CORRECT BY ANY MEANS! It is also incorrect to mention the 777x in this video when the idea is to talk about the crash of a whole different plane. AGAIN, THE IDEA OF THIS VIDEO IS TO MAKE PEOPLE BELIEVE THAT ALL BOEING PLANES ARE UNRELIABLE BY ASSOCIATION!

[@atomicgeisha]

So sad my God bless the victims and their families. 🙏

[@Toolooa]

I'm eager to watch the aircrash report

[@TheRealSparkplugTheFox]

This is a tragedy.

[@SomeOneOneOne]

Bad Software again i guess, or suicide. No distress call is kinda suspicious..

[@JayJayAviation]

This video is incredibly inaccurate. Don’t listen to it. This had nothing to do with software

[@SomeOneOneOne]

@@JayJayAviation whats your take on it?

[@JayJayAviation]

@@SomeOneOneOne For starters, 737 MAX has nothing to do with this crash. The whole reasons MCAS was added to the MAX was because of a aerodynamic characteristic that doesn’t exist on any other 737. Plus, MCAS has been fixed and pilots have been trained in the simulator on how to disable it. Secondly, the reason there wasn’t a distress call was because of one simple aviation rule: aviate, navigate, communicate, in that order. Aviate is the first objective; regain control of the aircraft. Then, navigate to a safe area and communicate to ATC your problem. Get control first. As they never fully regained control, they couldn’t communicate.

[@SomeOneOneOne]

@@JayJayAviation Thank you for your extensive reply, doenst look like there was (could be) much done to stop the descent except for that one pull up before the crash. From the cabin video it looks like it was spiraling towards the ground and there was no way to save it. Also, yes if the pilot wanted to suicide he would have went straight into the terrain, not spiraling down. So I guess some sort of elevator malfunction! (bad maintenance maybe!?🤷‍♂️)

[@JayJayAviation]

@@SomeOneOneOne there is no cabin view. It’s a fake video

[@joshdfox420]

Plane musta been in top down attack mode...the simulation is seeing too many javlins and got confused.

[@davidwebb4904]

4:19. The 737 Max 8 can and does carry a lot more than 170 pax. Ask Ryanair….

[@JayJayAviation]

That’s the 737 MAX 8200. It has an extra exit door behind the wing for more passengers

[@davidwebb4904]

@@JayJayAviation It's actually the 737-8200. No Max

[@JayJayAviation]

@@davidwebb4904 737-8200 is the official designation. 737 MAX 8200 or 737 MAX 200 are both names that are also used by Boeing and airlines

[@beverins]

I’m thinking that it’s a suicide

[@Exyvia]

Giving the false hope for that 40 seconds of pull up? or they changed their mind?

[@JayJayAviation]

@@Exyvia Could’ve been the other 2 pilots in the cockpit trying to fight back for control. We will have to find out once the CVR is found and analyzed

[@HShango]

Deeply saddened

[@cocochannel8932]

God bless their souls. Now watch Airplane crash warfare

[@BlazerDuck07]

Faulty jackscrew. Godspeed to the victims and their families.

[@lucaslange4398]

OMG, people with zero knowledge commenting here like they know it all, and being corrected by those who actually understand the facts… seeing this all over the place

[@davidparnell1903]

Hi

[@MandingoAfricano]

3:28 Nothing should be rolled out until 100% certainty that it’s safe

[@jakelacaden6422]

That's why I dont like boeing 737

[@praetorian3902]

Horrible stuff.

[@anonymous-one]

132 less covid incubators in this world.

[@diana8259]

3 max 8 in 2 years; the end of Boeing. ?

[@sunnyfon9065]

This wasn’t Boeing 737 MAX

[@diana8259]

@@sunnyfon9065 no was a max 8 ! Sorry , I think that are MAX8. THANKS. Boeing have problems whit the 777 too! , I never studient english, only write a litle, you understand my english ? :)

[@animegeek2488]

@@diana8259 it was not a MAX 8. The MAX 8 is a cousin to the 737-800!

[@cipcip5338]

@@diana8259 wasnt a 737 max

[@Ameng3471]

737 max deja vu

[@hatriuslim7117]

same old boeing garbage problem causing more human life

[@sunnyfon9065]

What problem?

[@iBaMbAM_]

It was most likely the M caste system.

[@animegeek2488]

🤦The plane was not a 737-MAX. The plane was a 737-800 which this plane has been with China Eastern Airlines for six years prior to the crash with a pretty good safety record.

[@cipcip5338]

The 737-800 dosent use mcas🤦‍♂️ even if they did, they improved the system