@jsmrt_devofficialacc: JAL 123 edit context: august 12, 1985, Japan airlines 123, a Boeing 747SR registered as JA8119, scheduled its flight routine from Tokyo to Osaka, JAL123 was carrying 524 occupants, 509 were passengers and 15 crew, 12 minutes after take off, an exploded occurred on JAL 123 tail structure which was improperly repaired 7 years prior had gone loose and this caused an breakup between the bulkhead and the tailfin and also all the hydraulic and vertical stabilizers were gone, which results a rapid decompression and a near uncontrollable state, JAL123 managed to stay airborne for 32 minutes before resulting to a crash in the mt. otsuka, 4 out of the 524 occupation survived the crash, but many had survived which experts believe there was between a handful of survivors from 20 to 50 of them but died to the exposure, this became aviations most deadliest single aircraft disaster in aviation history, andnhit Japan airlines reputation which results JAL123 to be written off and be replaced with a new flight number
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crazy how they were still airborne for 30 minutes tho
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