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Ok? What you linked to, which is a single paragraph, does not provide any proof for your claim. It says there was some speculation that people retrieving luggag
by thegrim33 3y ago
Ok? What you linked to, which is a single paragraph, does not provide any proof for your claim. It says there was some speculation that people retrieving luggage caused delay, but state media and law enforcement are on record as saying there's no evidence that it had any effect, as well as there being a witness saying it had no effect.
- lxgr 3y agoPlease read my comment again; I made no such claim. GP said they could not imagine anybody even worrying about their language in a severe crash, yet in the case of Aeroflot 1492, people definitely did retrieve theirs: > [...] prompted by video footage showing passengers leaving the plane with luggage in hand [...]
- tomjakubowski 3y agoThe claim was simply that passengers will still reach for luggage even in an incident as serious as fire in the cabin. That was the case in this example, and the others linked by steveBK