"airline official said a man in his 30s who was sitting at the
emergency seat seemed to have opened the door when the aircraft was about 700 feet (213 meters) above the ground and about two to three minutes from landing in the city 150 miles (240 kilometers) south of Seoul."
Najlepsi są ranni
"According to the Daegu Fire Department, 12 people suffered minor injuries from
hyperventilation and nine of them have been sent to hospitals in Daegu."
No i też trochę o otwieraniu drzwi, gość je otwiera mimo że były na drodze strugi powietrza pędzącego koło 276km/h
wysokość była niska, koło 200 metrów, więc nie było praktycznie różnicy ciśnień.
“Technically, it’s not possible to open those doors in flight,” he told CNN.
Thomas noted that the landing speed of an A321 is about 150 knots (172 mph), meaning winds of that speed are passing the aircraft. The door, behind the wing of the aircraft, opened into that airstream, he said.
“It seems implausible that the door could be opened in the first place and then against the airstream technically impossible, but somehow or another it has happened,” Thomas said.
Asiana Airlines told CNN: “The airplane is automatically set to adjust the pressure of the cabin according to the altitude of the aircraft. When the aircraft is high up in the air, it is impossible to open the door but when the altitude is low and close to landing, the door can be opened.”