[FuckYourAccount]

I wish she didn't drop just out of camera at the moment of impact.

[Sibella]

whoaa!

[jinhwangtikatang]

She must have been a basket case to do that......

Wicker, basket.

I'll get my coat.

[horsecs]

Originally Posted by fishbone ↗

I agree that this could definitely be a possibility. I also read in another thread the hypothesis that the pilot realized he was way too low and was going to crash, and also that he was headed toward the crowd. At that point, he decided to screw it into the ground to reduce fatalities on the ground. There was a definite sudden pitch change that says nothing about a stall to me. Both theories make sense, I think.

It's nice to see somebody else that knows what they're talking about in an aviation related thread.

You can see in this higher quality video that the pilot must've moved the stick the wrong way for a moment. Watch the ailerons change causing that roll. If he stalled that wing with her on it you'd see him probably keeping hard-left stick and hard left rudder I would think....to prevent it from rolling to the right. But instead the ailerons changed....hmmmmm

[horsecs]

I'm not sure if the rudder has to be reversed when the plane is inverted...just occurred to me it might need to be backwards.

[korndawg]

OMG. The only "good" out of this is atleast it was quick and painless. Nonetheless sad for the victims, families and all the witnesses. RIP.

[tattufreak]

at least she didn't suffer and it happened fucking quickly!!

[cortdb]

yeah i heard the engine sputter

[tecumseh35]

She went from "sitting on top of the world", to being implanted in it, thanks to the force of the impact.

[Azimuth]

rip to them both.