Japan Airlines Flight 123

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    Here is a circumstance where a more accurate preflight check could have prevented a crash. It was a single mechanical error that caused the crash of Japan Airlines Flight 123. This mechanical error occurred when a bulkhead in the tail section of the Boeing made airplane was not repaired correctly. A row of rivets were not up to par after they were repaired. The maintenance workers didn’t follow the correct procedures in replacing the dysfunctional bulkhead. The rivets and plates used in the repair came apart mid-flight. With a proper pre-flight check, they would have seen and repaired the incorrect plates. This caused a catastrophic crash killing 520 people. This crash made the safety standards for most airlines heighten greatly. The standards…

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    flames that were located high within the building would be next to impossible to achieve. The span of control at the scene for the FDNY was maintained by one battalion chief for every five or six company officers and one company officer for every company unit (reference). The battalion chiefs were instructed to control operations over a span of several floors during rescue and recovery operations within the tower. There were multiple factors which hindered rescue and recovery operations when…

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    morning the first of two planes, American Airlines flight 11 took off from Boston, Massachusetts destine for Los Angeles, California, a Boeing 767 loaded with ninety two passengers which included the five hijackers and the flight crew of eleven as well as twenty thousand gallons of jet fuel barreled into the north tower of the World Trade Center located in New York City. The hit left a burning hole the size a commercial jet, in the building near the 80th floor of the one hundred and ten story…

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    There have been countless disasters throughout the history of the United States, and even the world. These disasters have greatly influenced history and our society, for better or worse, to what it is today. Some of these disasters were preventable, and others we could only protect ourselves against. Terrorist attacks have been an increasingly prevalent form of disaster that the United States has faced multiple times with varying results. The most relevant attack that the United States has…

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    be done. At the time, the attacks seemed as though they were the worst event in American history, while in hindsight, they helped this nation grow. Despite all of the negative effects, the 9/11 terrorist attacks benefitted America by bringing out the best in its citizens and by bringing the nation together as a whole. The September 11 attacks occurred early that morning after Al Qaeda insurgents hijacked four commercial airplanes that were heading for California, insuring that there would…

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    The plane was going to Los Angeles from Boston, and had ninety-two people on board. About fifteen minutes later, at 8:14 a.m., United Airlines Flight 175 took off. This plane had sixty-five people on board and was also travelling from Boston to Los Angeles. Five minutes later, at 8:19, flight attendants Betty Ong and Madeline Sweeney, who are aboard American Airlines Flight 11 report to ground personnel that the flight is being hijacked. They reported that the hijacking took place around 8:14…

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    Prior to this eruption, on March 27 of the same year “a steam explosion and crater opening occurred at the mountain’s peak.” For a few weeks, this steam continued to come out of the crater that was growing on the mountain as well as ash. Then, towards the end of April, people began noticing a bulge on the north side of the mountain that continuously grew larger. By the time the volcano erupted, the “north side of Mount St. Helens bulged out 300 feet and increase[ed] at a rate of five or six…

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    Southwest Airlines Co. (SWA), the model for spending upstarts all over the place, has turned into the biggest local carrier in the United States, by number of travelers conveyed. More than 70 million travelers fly SWA every year to around 60 goals around the nation. Travelers have found that Southwest 's absolute bottom valuing makes right around another type of transportation, more in rivalry with the vehicle than different aircrafts. They will spurn in-flight dinners, things exchanges, and…

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    Causes Of Selflessness

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    Flynn write, “‘Get away from the windows,’... ‘get away. Stay calm. Go to the stairs.’... A new element was shaping the day; not ritual, not shock, but instructions (Dwyer and Flynn, 23). In 102 Minutes, the authors describe what exactly happened that day and what might have caused things to become drastically worse. The quote is from a boss named Eric Eisenberg who worked for Aon in the north tower. Without any training on what to do in this scenario, Eisenberg took charge and demanded everyone…

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    9/11: A Short Story

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    One beautiful September morning in New York, Mike the firefighter was on his way to meet his buddy Mark and Amy his Dalmatian. While Mike was on his way to meet Mark and Amy, he heard on The radio that a plane crashed into the North Twin Tower. Mike was stuck on a bridge. He knew he had to get to the North Tower, but he didn't know how. While on the bridge, he ran into Mark and Amy. Mike told them, ''A plane crashed into the North Twin Tower.'' Mark and Mike knew they both…

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