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Yes, but the Hindenburg was basically already on the ground (coming in for a landing) when it went up. Also, I remember reading that the airframe itself was pre
by peatmoss 9y ago
Yes, but the Hindenburg was basically already on the ground (coming in for a landing) when it went up. Also, I remember reading that the airframe itself was pretty flammable.
Additional safety at terminals seems prudent, but would a non-flammable airframe still be burning on the ground if it caught fire at 10,000 feet? I don't know.
- SimbaOnSteroids 9y agoConsidering the nature of hydrogen that would be totally dependent on the availability of O2 in surrounding compartments.