'Daha önce böyle bir şey görmemiştim' diyen Amerikalı pilot sabotajdan bahsediyor: Bir uçak, ne kadar eski olursa olsun, uçuş sırasında böyle parçalanmaz!

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'Daha önce böyle bir şey görmemiştim' diyen Amerikalı pilot sabotajdan bahsediyor: Bir uçak, ne kadar eski olursa olsun, uçuş sırasında böyle parçalanmaz! izleyin - Sözcü Gazetesi Dailymotion'da

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00:00A C-130 Hercules transport aircraft

00:03comes apart mid-flight.

00:05This is unbelievable.

00:07Let me show you the video

00:08and I'll explain what I think happened.

00:16Alright, let me stop it right there.

00:18You can see the wings

00:21and you can see part of the fuselage.

00:24Those four little things pointing out down this way

00:27are the engines on the C-130.

00:30And I believe what's coming out the ends of the wings is fuel.

00:33Alright, when the C-130 can dump fuel

00:35it would come out the ends of the wings like that.

00:37And I believe because of the way this aircraft came apart

00:39the fuel that is remaining in the wings

00:42is now venting out the end of those pipes

00:45at the end of the wing.

00:46What's missing in this picture is the tail of the aircraft

00:49and the cockpit of the aircraft.

00:52It's just come apart.

00:53I've never seen anything like this.

00:55The very first part of this video, you saw either the tail

00:58or the fuselage or the cockpit part of the airplane

01:01kind of descending on its own.

01:03What could cause something like this?

01:05I have no idea.

01:07I'm going to give you a couple of possibilities here

01:09in a minute, but it's hard to imagine

01:12what could have caused this.

01:13Let's watch this now as it continues to descend.

01:18The wings are still kind of partially flying

01:20as it just spirals down to the ground.

01:25It's going to descend below a mountain ridge here in a minute,

01:31continuing to descend.

01:33And then in just a second, you're going to see a fireball.

01:38All right, there it is, where it impacts the ground.

01:47The rest of the parts of the airplane are still falling.

01:54All right.

01:57So again, the airplane comes apart mid-flight.

02:02We don't know exactly why.

02:03Where was this aircraft when it came apart?

02:06It was near the Georgia-Azerbaijan border.

02:09It's a Turkish Air Force C-130.

02:12And the C-130 is like a Swiss Army knife of an aircraft.

02:16They've been around forever.

02:17The first flight of a C-130 was in 1954.

02:20It was pressed into service in the U.S. Air Force in 1956.

02:24That's how old it is.

02:26It's older than me and older than a lot of you.

02:29Now, this airplane in particular,

02:30don't know exactly how old this airframe is.

02:33Probably not one of those 1950s models.

02:36However, an airplane, no matter how old it is,

02:39just doesn't come apart like that in flight.

02:40There's got to be a reason for that to happen.

02:42Either something happened internally

02:44or something happened externally.

02:46So I can talk about both of those,

02:48but give me a minute on this.

02:50It's confirmed right now they believe 20 dead.

02:52There were 20 folks, total souls on board on that aircraft.

02:56Clearly all fatalities on this.

02:58The aircraft call sign was Tango Uniform Alpha Foxtrot 543,

03:04flying under the Turkish flag.

03:06It departed at 1019 UTC time.

03:10It flew for 30 minutes.

03:11The last report on ADS-B was at 1049 UTC.

03:15The aircraft climbed all the way up to flight level 240,

03:19which is a typical altitude for that aircraft.

03:22I flew an aircraft similar to this.

03:24The P-3 has the same engines.

03:26Those Allison T-56 engines, beautiful airplane.

03:30Very, very versatile.

03:32Now, what possibly could cause this thing to come apart?

03:35I have really no idea.

03:37If there was some sort of an internal explosion on the inside of the airplane,

03:43maybe it could come apart like that.

03:46The video picks up from the wing and the airplane's already separated, descending.

03:52And it doesn't look like there was a big fireball or anything associated with this.

03:57It looks like it just came apart.

03:58The other possibility is that it was some sort of external issue.

04:03A missile, perhaps, hit this thing.

04:07Again, from the video, we can see there's no evidence of that.

04:10And there's no eyewitness reports talking about that, at least at this early junction.

04:15All I know is that this aircraft came down on the border of Georgia and Azerbaijan.

04:20The western shore of the Caspian Sea is not far from there.

04:24And that is one of the areas where the Russian-Ukraine war is raging right now.

04:28So could this have been a mistake?

04:31Could it have been...

04:33I don't know what it could have been.

04:35It could have been an errant missile on purpose.

04:38But again, there's not a lot of evidence that it was even a missile.

04:41So all of that is kind of guesswork for why an aircraft like this would come apart mid-flight.

04:47If they're cruising at flight level 240, they're not doing anything extraordinary

04:52that would cause an airplane to break up like this.

04:55And again, it would have to be the most extreme of Gs

04:58for an airplane to break up into three distinct parts like this.

05:02I've never seen wings continue to fly like that.

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