Malta Air Crash

[ivor4781]

terrible crash here but looking at the occupants of the aircraft's jobs
i suspect skulduggery here. maybe i'm jumping to conclusions...
"The flight was part of a French customs surveillance operation tracing routes of illicit trafficking, including drugs and people-smuggling."

[KARL]

Yep, no doubt someone will uncover the evil truth: Anti-Brexiteers, backed up by Scottish independence supporters, were behind this one.

[naomi24]

Is this what you're talking about?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/malta-plane-cras-eu-frontex-border-officials-killed-light-aircraft-luqa-libya-after-takeoff-a7377216.html

[ivor4781]

yes naomi.i dont know what karls looking at

[237SJ]

Just looks like mechanical failure to me or maybe it`s load shifted (depending what was on board, obviously)

[ivor4781]

5 passengers not cargo,turns out now it was a spy plane

[237SJ]

Still think it was mechanical.

[grasscarp]

From the wing down on the film it looks consistent with engine failure after take off.

[Hymie]

My bet is on pilot error – wing flaps & slats set to the wrong position for take off.

There have been a few commercial aircraft crashes (on take off) due to this – with the wing flaps & slats set to the wrong position, the aircraft cannot gain sufficient lift and crashes to the ground much like that shown in the video clip.

[237SJ]

Mechanical failure - I reckon an engine failed. The aircraft can get into that attitude when it`s a prop.