Boeing Stories

Colleagues found out that they fired the pilots and only used the autopilot to fly the planes, then They would probably murder their boss for firing all of the pilots, because not having any pilots, It all started on January 1st, 2020 when the first commercial flight with no pilot took place, all why we should get rid of pilots and just have a computer flying the plane. Captain Davis Bonhomme a 787 test pilot flying to Dubai to pick up a 787 to bring it back to the Boeing factory for some repairs. The flight aboard the A380 with registration A6-EUJ was fully self-flying, the flight turned bad when the autopilot malfunctioned and caused the airplane to go out of control. Captain Bonhomme tried to disengage the autopilot so he could hand fly the plane but it would not disengage causing the aircraft to crash into the ocean killing all 868 passengers onboard.

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For the crew of FedEx 127, it's another average red-eye to Indianapolis. The plan was simple enough; just fly from Paris to Indianapolis with the packages on board, just like always. That is, until they approach US airspace and lose all forms of communication. To worsen matters, a terrorist attack has just occurred on US soil, and the airspace is shut down. All planes must divert or be shot down, and they're trapped outside. Unfortunately, they never received the message. Will the FedEx flight make it home safely, or go down in history as the first commercial flight shot down by the US?

A quick guide of the 737-800. We cover the cockpit and avionics

Terror...a word that bears many connotations, most of them not so pleasant. Deep from the shadows comes what the world should fear most, an organization with a means to plunge the globe into chaos, where societies are ripped apart by modern warfare and countries fall to dominant nations. The Shroud is run by a trinity, a trio, of mastermind assassins who work in tandem at crippling societal and political constructs that keep the general state of mind sane. Who can stop them? Crack CIA agent, Avery Carter, who works in the Special Activities Division, is pulled from his home only a day after completing a mission in Iraq, to investigate a recent murder of a man working within the ranks of Mexican drug cartel. What he finds is that there is an evil at work. As he delves into the depths of the most complex enigma of activity that is orchestrated masterfully by what is the Shroud, he realizes that what they plan to do is more horrifying than what anyone could ever imagine. -The epitome of thriller. This novel will keep the reader tenaciously hooked into its alluring plot line, and will not let go until the reader has finished.

Leo Hamilton, a seasoned pilot with an unyielding love for the skies, never imagined that his routine flights would spiral into a relentless battle for survival. As captain of Flight AUR215 from Manila, he finds himself amidst chaos when a coordinated series of terrorist attacks unfold across three different flights, all of which he is piloting, threatening the lives of all aboard. Initially, Leo's quick thinking and iron-clad nerves save his crew and passengers from the first assault on Flight AUR215. But just when he believes the worst is behind them, he learns that the same assailants are targeting his subsequent flights: Flight AUR317 heading to Cebu and Flight AUR419 en route to Davao. Each attack escalates, revealing a sinister plan that leaves Leo racing against time to keep everyone safe. With the aircraft's systems failing and masked assailants threatening the cockpits, Leo is left with only seconds to make impossible choices. Will he find a way to save everyone across all three flights, or is this the end of the line for him and his passengers?

Airplane used to be horrible

This story is different, cause I'm not making story about Aviation but Undertale, i hope you guys like it, this story inspirated by @TROUBLEMAKER186, when I making about Aviation no one read it so i made this story

Qantas Flight 1576 was a routine flight to Houston, Texas. What happens is terrifying. The huge Boeing 737 dives into a village 10 miles out. Will the NTSB be able to make sense f what happened? or will there be another Boeing falling out of the sky?