[kellyhound]

Emergency workers say bad brakes may be to blame for the December 29 plane crash at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport that killed four crew members and left four others seriously injured.

Interfax quoted an unnamed airport crisis worker as saying the Tupolev Tu-204 aircraft failed to decelerate after touching down on the runway, suggesting the plane's brakes or thrust reversers may have failed.

The plane, operated by the Red Wings charter airline, then slammed through the airport's perimeter fence, breaking into fragments and bursting into flames.

The plane, which has room for more than 200 passengers, was empty except for its crew, and was returning from a passenger flight to the Czech city of Pardubice.

The four victims included the plane's captain.

The Russian Health Ministry says the four crash survivors are in serious condition and receiving medical care in Moscow.

[LadyCPlum]

And many a pair of pants were shat that day.

[Faline]

Damn

[abacus]

Apparently theres pictures of one of the dead crew floating around somewhere. Anybody have them?

[BigFoot]

In the first video, that tire? nails the fuck out of the car. Almost perfect timing, or I guess, shitty timing depending on if anyone was injured in that specific case.

[mantara32]

I believe I can see what appears to be a body on the freeway as the dashcam car passes the debris field. When the plane breaks through the outer barrier and hits the freeway barrier the first large piece of debris is a wheel that is flung across the lanes, bounces off the overhead bridge and into the side of the car in front of us. Immediately after the wheel appears, the front cabin section, now detached from the fuselage, is launched into the air and comes into view, followed quickly by the appearance of the fuselage itself. You can see the cabin hit the roadway at the same moment the wheel hits the car. Another large piece of debris hits the dashcam car and forces it to slide out on an angle. At this point, while the car is skidding sideways, we can see the cabin and cockpit sitting on the roadway as if the camera is pointing at it. Just as soon as the dashcam car passes the cabin/cockpit and it moves out of view there appears to be what looks like a human figure laying on the roadway wearing what looks like a red sweater and beige trowsers/pants. The body appears to be laying on it's back with both feet pointed towards the dashcam car and to the left of POV.

This body-shaped object is briefly visible as the car skids along the debris field, but you can clearly see it in slow motion. It looks very much like a human body. Also, that last piece of debris the car hits appears to be a broken section of passenger seats.

The object on the road I'm seeing looks just like a body and is likely to be one of the 4 crew members that were killed on impact. It appears the body was flung out of the cabin/cockpit when it hit the freeway barrier and was spun around.

[BiscuitBumper]

A Russian passenger plane crashes onto a main road after overshooting a runway at a Moscow airport, killing at least four people. Reports said there were between eight and 12 crew on board the Red Wings Tupolev-204, flight number RWZ9268, which was landing at Vnukovo airport on December 29th 2012.

[lita14]

It says, "Access denied". :(

[BiscuitBumper]

Originally Posted by lita14 ↗

It says, "Access denied". :(

Yeah, the videos will do that if you try to watch them right after they're posted. Give them a second or two and they should work fine.

[Bassmasterkush]

been more then a second