Ahmedabad plane crash
Ahmedabad plane crash: ‘Can’t find the thrust .. Mayday! Mayday … ‘With these last words of the pilot, the Air India aircraft fell on the hostel of the Medical College and turned into a fire balls. On June 12, a total of 241 people aboard the aircraft died in the accident while one person escaped alive. The black box of the aircraft has been found. At the same time, investigation of this accident is going on. Meanwhile, the dialogue between pilot and ATC is being discussed a lot.
Pilot at the last moment! Mayday’s call was given and said that the thrust is not achieving .. The aircraft is coming down … Mayday! Mayday. That is, he tried his best to save the plane. Perhaps he tried by giving more thrust to overtake the aircraft residential area to reduce the loss. After this, the pilot lost contact with the ATC and the plane collided with the medical college building and was surrounded by flames. The Mayday call has been discussed a lot that in the event of a very serious emergency, when the pilot does not have any option, he gives the call of Mayday. At the same time, the pilot also said that Thrust Not Achieved ..
What is the thrust?
The thrust is an important force in flying the aircraft that pushes the aircraft forward and it is able to retain its direction flying in the air. In simple words, the thrust gives speed and flight to the aircraft. The thrust is a proprietary force produced by the engine of the aircraft (such as a jet engine or propeller). This force helps the aircraft to move forward by removing the resistance of the wind.
What is the meaning of achieving thrust?
Achieving the thrust means that the engines of the aircraft have generated enough thrust to fly or achieve the necessary speed. The term is particularly important during the take-off (flying). The aircraft has to get a certain speed to take-off so that it can rise upwards. To achieve this speed, engines have to generate enough thrust.
Meaning of thrust not achieved?
This is a serious condition when the engine is unable to produce the thrust required for the take-off. This means that the aircraft will not be able to catch enough speed and will not fly safely. The same situation arose in Air India’s boing plane crash. After flying, the pilot immediately saw that the thrust could not be found. The aircraft is unable to achieve enough speed to rise up. The pilot told ATC that is why Mayday, Mayday, Mayday … Thrust Not Achieved. Power is decreasing, the plane is not getting up. Eventually the plane fell victim to the accident.
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