Driverless Airplanes (Boeing) 2025

US Army Blackhawk (H-60) helicopter is not Boeing-made, but same theme.

AP: The Federal Aviation Administration said the midair crash occurred before 9 p.m. EST when a regional jet that had departed from Wichita, Kansas, collided with a military helicopter on a training flight while on approach to an airport runway. It occurred in some of the most tightly controlled and monitored airspace in the world, just over three miles south of the White House and the Capitol.

Another very weird one to kick off the year. How does a military helicopter crash into a commercial flight coming into land at a major airport?

We already know the official report: Human error - in that they didn't pick up on the AI error - aka: falling asleep at the AI wheel, as you do. Actually, nobody's fault.

Yeah, we'll never know the cause, just as we'll never know what what the 'research' drones were for. My understanding is that the pilots of the helicopter didn't respond when the asked them if they saw the approaching plane. And those helicopters don't have a black box.

And Trump is blaming lesbians and the disabled, setting the tone for his administration.

The United States. It was fun while it lasted!

I just realized that this accident happened just a few hours after the White House released its absurd statement about the New Jersey drones:

"After research and study, the drones that were flying over New Jersey in large numbers were authorized to be flown by the FAA for research and various other reasons," Leavitt said at a briefing Tuesday. Source

Basically, they're admitting that they lied and that some heavy shit was going on, but they're not going to tell us what that was, even though we paid for it.

Then this crash steals the headlines. I'm not saying the crash was done to draw the public's attention away from the empty statement on drones.... but it is a coincidence if you believe in coicidences.

"After research and study, the drones that were flying over New Jersey in large numbers were authorized to be flown by the FAA for research and various other reasons," Leavitt said at a briefing Tuesday. Source

Basically, they're admitting that they lied and that some heavy shit was going on, but they're not going to tell us what that was, even though we paid for it.

So after all the denials, until the heat went off, it was quietly admitted that it was a domestic black-op after all. It's like Covid but in a shrunken time-frame. Finally the CIA admitted it's complicity in 5 years+ of obfuscation by saying it was likely a lab-leak after all - though with low-confidence. Let's all move on.
I can say with high-confidence that CIA played a fundamental role in covering Covid's origin up, as it did with covering-up the drone-op. It's how they do.

T'was Lesbians that done it is a weaponized form of human-error blaming - the default setting.

On the positive side, actually it's not positive, i know what it is, but we might be witnessing The Great Trust Breakdown in real time. Does anyone believe a fucking word the ORG experts say anymore?

Some, i guess, but it's dwindling by the day.

Some media outlet: An Air India plane with over 100 people on board has crashed at the airport in India’s western city of Ahmedabad.

Fatalities have not been reported yet.

The plane was headed to London Gatwick Airport.

Air India said, “At this moment, we are ascertaining the details and will share further updates at the earliest.”

The crash occurred during the takeoff, it was also reported.

Thick black smoke was seen rising up into the sky near the airport.

Flightradar24, stated: “The aircraft involved is a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner” flying under the flight number AI171.

“We received the last signal from the aircraft at (6.08pm Sydney time), just seconds after take off.”

This will be interesting. They will be ascertaining how to spin the details in the panic room right now.

I'd love to know the ratio of AI to human input on airplanes these days. We know it's primarily computer driven, but what control do humans actually exercise, if any?

Update: 242 people on board - all dead. As it crashed into a populated area, there will be others as well.

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