South Korean airline Asiana Airlines (flight 214), flying from Seoul, crashed while landing on Saturday, there were 307 people on board - 291 passengers and 16 crew members. Two Chinese students were killed and more than 180 people were injured. Most of the passengers left the plane on the ground when the fire broke out.
The crash of Asiana Airlines' Boeing 777 in San Francisco was accompanied by a series of mystical coincidences. This is the conclusion reached by South Korean bloggers, local media write.
The plane crash is associated with the number 7, bloggers found out. "Boeing" model "777", they remind, crashed on the seventh in the seventh month, while on board there were 77 citizens of South Korea, 142 passengers from China and Japan (the sum of the numbers "one", "four" and "two" gives the number "seven"), 61 US citizens (the sum of the numbers "six" and "one" gives the number "seven") and 16 crew members (the number of "one" and "six" gives the number "seven").
There is a number "seven" and in the number of the ill-fated flight - 214, the media say. In addition, the Boeing was flown by 43-year-old Lee Kang Guk, who flew this plane for only 43 hours. From the number “43”, the total also makes “sevens”. An Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 made a hard landing at San Francisco International Airport on the afternoon of June 6.
Onboard there were 291 passengers and 16 crew members. In addition to the two dead, over 180 people were injured. At the same time, the condition of 49 wounded is assessed as serious, in 10 of them - as critical. According to doctors, most of the victims have burns, fractures and injuries of internal organs. The liner itself was almost completely burned out and its tail section fell off.
One of the liner's wings was also broken. As it turned out, the pilot of the crashed plane had practically no experience in operating such an aircraft: by the time of the crash, he had only managed to fly a Boeing 777 for 43 hours.
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At the same time, in general, the pilot's experience is beyond doubt: in total, he flew over 10 thousand hours on different aircraft.