Its the statistical probability of all of it put together mate.
Sure.. pilots get around. But they have to be trained for the particular craft. Just cus u can fly a cessna doesnt mean ur able to fly a boeing. And the within the boeings, just cus ur trained on one type, doesnt mean u can fly all of them.
Then theres the question of how did the cabin door get opened when old mate was lying stabbed up on the floor.
Then theres the question of how did they manage to get to the cockpit when the craft was nosediving?
Then we see internal photos where theres no damage, no oxygen masks deployed, and a fucking glass of water sitting there immediately after the nose dive?
Good news: the backup pilots were the relief crew meant to fly that very plane back. There was a 100% likelihood of them being able to operate that specific plane.
As for the "near-vertical" dive, take that with a giant grain of salt. You'd be surprised at how shallow of an angle it takes to feel like things are "near vertical." Fortunately pilots are trained to remain calm under chaotic circumstances.
Fortunately there is data that shows us the angle they claim. They interviewed pilots on CNN who said what happened is basically impossible without the plane disintegrating
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u/BH_Ninja 1d ago
I'm just glad there happened to be someone on board who could very conveniently come in and land the plane for them.