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The cause of the deadly Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737 jet crash remains a mystery, but one pilot and aviation analyst believes the timing of the accident is “very suspicious.”
The flight burst into flames shortly after takeoff, killing all 176 on board early Wednesday just hours after Iran fired missiles at U.S. air bases in Iraq. Both black boxes were found, but many questions are being raised because Iran is refusing to hand them over to Boeing. Iranian officials blamed mechanical issues as the cause of the problem, while Ukraine initially agreed but has since backed away.
The Ukraine International Airlines flight crashed just 6 miles from Tehran airport. Flight tracker data shows it climbed to about 8,000 feet before losing all contact.
Kyle Bailey told FOX Business’ Neil Cavuto that “everything” appeared to be “normal.”
“The plane climbed at a normal set rate. The speed appeared normal,” he said, adding that in crashes you’ll see altitude and airspeed fluctuations “like crazy.”
The U.S. State Department issued a statement on the black box saying, “The United States will continue to follow this incident closely and stands prepared to offer Ukraine all possible assistance. The United States calls for complete cooperation with any investigation into the cause of the crash.”
Iran is responsible for investigating the crash, according to international rules.
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It sounds like the Iranians may have shot the airliner down. They have video of it in a ball of fire falling from the sky. The Iranians are refusing to turn over the black boxes. I bet they thought it was a bomber and shot it down. .
The cause of the deadly Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737 jet crash remains a mystery, but one pilot and aviation analyst believes the timing of the accident is “very suspicious.”
The flight burst into flames shortly after takeoff, killing all 176 on board early Wednesday just hours after Iran fired missiles at U.S. air bases in Iraq. Both black boxes were found, but many questions are being raised because Iran is refusing to hand them over to Boeing. Iranian officials blamed mechanical issues as the cause of the problem, while Ukraine initially agreed but has since backed away.
The Ukraine International Airlines flight crashed just 6 miles from Tehran airport. Flight tracker data shows it climbed to about 8,000 feet before losing all contact.
Kyle Bailey told FOX Business’ Neil Cavuto that “everything” appeared to be “normal.”
“The plane climbed at a normal set rate. The speed appeared normal,” he said, adding that in crashes you’ll see altitude and airspeed fluctuations “like crazy.”
The U.S. State Department issued a statement on the black box saying, “The United States will continue to follow this incident closely and stands prepared to offer Ukraine all possible assistance. The United States calls for complete cooperation with any investigation into the cause of the crash.”
Iran is responsible for investigating the crash, according to international rules.
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It sounds like the Iranians may have shot the airliner down. They have video of it in a ball of fire falling from the sky. The Iranians are refusing to turn over the black boxes. I bet they thought it was a bomber and shot it down. .
