Poultry VS Aircraft

  • October 3, 2020
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You have probably heard stories about that and an ordinary least birds can bring down the largest aircraft. Yes it’s true. Especially if you fall into the jet engine is certainly up to the explosion and by you and up to the crash. There are different scenarios and they can be seen in these horrific photos. Damage that means the plane was slightly to say is incredibly huge. Birds generally do not survive.

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