Airplane Crash Stories (fiction) (ON HOLD)

Boeing PAS 777

As I walked over to the window, I gasped. The plane was so huge. I was over excited.

It was my first plane, and I have only seen pictures and videos. As we were called onto

the airplane, I rushed ahead of my parents to get a look at the inside. As I walked inside,

I was amazed at how many seats there were. The pilot stood next to the door. He smiled

at me. "This your first flight?" "Yeah!" I said. He chuckles, "Well then, welcome aboard."

"Thanks." I answered. As my family walked up behind me, I rushed to find our seat, C3.

As I get to our seat, a boy who I thought was about nine was sitting in front of me asked

me, "First flight?" "Yep." I answered proudly. He smiled at me. "Hope you enjoy, being on
a airplane is really cool. "Thanks." I answered him. He nodded, and sat back down in his
seat. Twenty minutes later, we started to speed up for take-off. As we got into the air, we

hit a spot of turbulence. I tensed up. "Relax, its just a air pocket." My dad convinced me.

"Sorry, just excited." I replied. My mom looked over. "Ben, look at the window its a good

veiw. As I leaned across her to look out the window, the plane suddenly started losing

altitude. Everybody started screaming. My dad stared yelling, "What the he-" as

everything went black and red.

On May 23, 2015, at 2:34 pm, 24 miles away from Chicago International O'Hara airport,

Boeing flight PAS 777 exploded 4752 feet above the ground,

10 minuted after takeoff. There were no survivers. A few months after, investigaters

could still not figure out what caused the crash of flight PAS 777. The only conclusion

they could come to was that the 777 was poorly held together, and the explosion

was caused by the fuel leaking into a suitcase, which contained cigars. The people

responsible for the crash were the crew that have build the flight. Invistigators still have

yet to find out how the crew build it poorly, and how that problem evaded the double-

check.