Is the Indian airliner responsible for the crash of the Indian passenger plane?

Yes, I think the airlines have some responsibility.

Not long ago, some media reported that a Boeing plane carrying 91 people in India crashed. The accident caused the death of more than ten people and injured more than 100 people. After the accident, the relevant departments immediately Personnel were dispatched for rescue, and all personnel on the aircraft have been safely evacuated. So how did this accident happen? It turned out that the passenger plane was on a mission to evacuate Indian people stranded in Dubai, but unexpectedly it slid down the hillside when landing, which led to tragedy.

The plane that crashed was said to be a plane managed by the airline, so the airline needs to bear some responsibility. No matter which industry it is, as long as an accident occurs within its jurisdiction, this agency will need to bear certain responsibilities.

In fact, there have been many plane crashes recently. For example, two fire-fighting planes in the United States accidentally collided, killing two pilots; there were also two planes in the United States that collided, killing everyone on board; and one in Taiwan The passenger plane carrying 58 people failed to make an emergency landing during landing, resulting in the death of 48 people.

So why do airplanes, as a safe means of transportation, frequently cause accidents? I think there are the following reasons. The first point is the weather. The second point is that the aircraft was not inspected in time. Let’s talk about the first point first. As we all know, whether a plane takes off depends on the weather that day, so the plane is prone to be delayed. If you encounter low visibility or dark environment during the flight, it will greatly increase the possibility of an accident. Let’s talk about the second point. Some airlines may not have time to inspect the passenger aircraft for some reasons or may If no problems are found during the inspection, there will be certain safety hazards.

So I think the best way to avoid such accidents is to increase the frequency of aircraft inspections, discover and solve problems in time, and reduce the possibility of accidents as much as possible.