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747 Crash Landing

The 747 is a large bodied aircraft that has over 6 million parts, which makes it a complex piece of engineering. While it does not happen often, it has been known to have a mechanical malfunction which causes a 747 crash landing. The 747, like other airplanes can experience several types of landing besides crash landing. There are ditches, which are the same as crash landings, only on water. There are also forced landings where the pilot is forced to land due to a medical emergency or weather situation. There are also precautionary landings which only occur when a planned landing is in a place that little is known about the area. The 747 carries the most number of passengers so in the event of a 747 crash landing, there is more of a possibility of injury or death. The 747 is not immune to crash landing deaths but the likelihood is very low.

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