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Boeing, the world’s largest aircraft manufacturer, is not worthy of its name. During the flight, the cover of the emergency exit came off, the engine caught fire, and this time, the front wheels fell while preparing to take off. According to the New York Times on the 23rd local time, U.S. airline Delta Airlines Flight 982 was preparing to take off at Hartfield Jackson International Airport in Atlanta at around 11:15 a.m. on the 20th when the front wheels came off. The aircraft was originally scheduled to head to Bogota, Colombia, on Boeing 757. At the time of takeoff, more than 170 passengers were on board, but fortunately no one was injured. The exact cause of the accident has not yet been determined. This is not the first time a Boeing passenger plane has experienced a problem. About three weeks ago, on the 5th of this month, an accident occurred in which Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 was in flight. The lid of the emergency exit on the side of the fuselage came off. After making an emergency return to this, an emergency landing was required. 171 passengers and The aircraft, carrying six crew members, is Boeing 737 Max It was 9 models. As a result of the airline’s order to conduct an emergency inspection, it was confirmed that the bolts on the emergency palate were loosely tightened on the other airline’s 737 Max 9. In addition, Atlas Airlines’ Boeing 747-8 cargo plane caught fire on the 18th and made an emergency landing, and on the 17th, a day before that, U.S. Secretary of State Brinkon’s Boeing 737 plane had an oxygen leak, and Brinkon used another commercial flight. [Yoon Hyejoo, a digital news reporter] [email protected] ] ======================================================================================== https://jp.quora.com/koutsuu-shudan-no-naka-de-kuruma-ya-jitensha-nado-ni-kurabe-te-hikouki-ha-jiko-ritsu-ga-hikui-toiu-hikouki-ha-hontou-ni-anzen-na-no Boeing, the world’s largest aircraft manufacturer, is not worthy of its name. During the flight, the cover of the emergency exit came off, the engine caught fire, and this time, the front wheels fell while preparing to take off. According to the New York Times on the 23rd local time, U.S. airline Delta Airlines Flight 982 was preparing to take off at Hartfield Jackson International Airport in Atlanta at around 11:15 a.m. on the 20th when the front wheels came off. The aircraft was originally scheduled to head to Bogota, Colombia, on Boeing 757. At the time of takeoff, more than 170 passengers were on board, but fortunately no one was injured. The exact cause of the accident has not yet been determined. This is not the first time a Boeing passenger plane has experienced a problem. About three weeks ago, on the 5th of this month, an accident occurred in which Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 was in flight. The lid of the emergency exit on the side of the fuselage came off. After making an emergency return to this, an emergency landing was required. 171 passengers and The aircraft, carrying six crew members, is Boeing 737 Max It was 9 models. As a result of the airline’s order to conduct an emergency inspection, it was confirmed that the bolts on the emergency palate were loosely tightened on the other airline’s 737 Max 9. In addition, Atlas Airlines’ Boeing 747-8 cargo plane caught fire on the 18th and made an emergency landing, and on the 17th, a day before that, U.S. Secretary of State Brinkon’s Boeing 737 plane had an oxygen leak, and Brinkon used another commercial flight. [Yoon Hyejoo, a digital news reporter] [email protected] ] ======================================================================================== https://jp.quora.com/koutsuu-shudan-no-naka-de-kuruma-ya-jitensha-nado-ni-kurabe-te-hikouki-ha-jiko-ritsu-ga-hikui-toiu-hikouki-ha-hontou-ni-anzen-na-no
교통 수단 중에서, 자동차나 자전거등에 비해 비행기는 사고율이 낮다고 한다. 비행기는 정말 ‘안전’해? 답변(2건 중 1건) ‘안전’의 개념에 따라 다르지만, 항공기는 비교 안전이라고 해도 좋다고 생각합니다. 비행기 사고를 당할 확률은 매일 비행해도 ‘8,200년에 한 번 사고를 당하는 정도’ 한편 차 사고는 일본인 평균으로 일생에 한 번은 경험하는 계산입니다. 비행기가 안전한 탈것으로 생각되지 않는 것은 사고=사망에 가까우며 한 번에 많은 생명을 잃기 때문에 인상에 남기 쉽다는 것이 있다고 생각합니다.jp.quora.com 교통 수단 중에서, 자동차나 자전거등에 비해 비행기는 사고율이 낮다고 한다. 비행기는 정말 ‘안전’해? 답변(2건 중 1건) ‘안전’의 개념에 따라 다르지만, 항공기는 비교 안전이라고 해도 좋다고 생각합니다. 비행기 사고를 당할 확률은 매일 비행해도 ‘8,200년에 한 번 사고를 당하는 정도’ 한편 차 사고는 일본인 평균으로 일생에 한 번은 경험하는 계산입니다. 비행기가 안전한 탈것으로 생각되지 않는 것은 사고=사망에 가까우며 한 번에 많은 생명을 잃기 때문에 인상에 남기 쉽다는 것이 있다고 생각합니다.jp.quora.com
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비행기는 교통수단에서 자동차나 자전거보다 사고율이 낮다고 합니다. 비행기는 정말 “안전”할까요? 비행기는 교통수단에서 자동차나 자전거보다 사고율이 낮다고 합니다. 비행기가 정말 “안전”할까요?
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Kiyotaka Hamanaga, the author of the book, received 74 responses and viewed it 1260,000 times. Although it is based on the concept of “safety” four years ago, I think it is safe to say that aircraft are relatively safe. The probability of an airplane accident is ‘about once in 8,200 years’ even if it flies every day, while car accidents are calculated once in a lifetime on the average of the Japanese. I think that the fact that airplanes are not considered a safe ride is that they are likely to leave an impression because they are close to accidents = death and many lives are lost at once. Kiyotaka Hamanaga, the author of the book, received 74 responses and viewed it 1260,000 times. Although it is based on the concept of “safety” four years ago, I think it is safe to say that aircraft are relatively safe. The probability of an airplane accident is ‘about once in 8,200 years’ even if it flies every day, while car accidents are calculated once in a lifetime on the average of the Japanese. I think that the fact that airplanes are not considered a safe ride is that they are likely to leave an impression because they are close to accidents = death and many lives are lost at once.
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Tamura Soshi작성자는 9,680 건의 답변을 받았으며 1.1억 번 조회되었습니다 번역자 · 1 년 전Jim GuibaultB-757/767 Captain at a Major Airline이 답변은 다음 질문에 대한 Quora 영어 버전 에서Jim Guibault님의 답변입니다 (본인은 번역의 성공 여부를 확인하지 않았습니다) :What is the actual survival rate of plane crashes? There is no way the 95.7% survivability rate is accurate. I don’t mean “plane accidents” like emergency landings, I mean like, an actual plane crash, like plane slamming into .관련비행기 사고의 생존율의 실태는? 생존율 95.7%라는 숫자가 정확한 것은 없다. 불시착 등의 사고가 아니라, 비행기가 지면에 두드릴 수 있는, 실제의 비행기 사고를 가리킨 통계입니까?이것은 언뜻 보면, “왜 안전벨트를 하는가”라는 옛날 이야기를 다시 굽는 것처럼 들리는군요. 어차피 추락하면 모두 죽으니까. 통상, 자신의 일을 하고 있는 만큼의 객실 승무원에 대해서, 낯선, 내려본 것 같은 표정으로 말해지는 것이군요.하지만 이 통계는 정확합니다. 실제로 미국 항공업계에서는 지난 10년간 사망사고는 1건밖에 일어나지 않았다. 그것은 엔진의 칼날이 빠져 불운하게도 승객에게 맞아 버린 것에 의한 것이었습니다. 「추락」이라고 할 수 있는 사고는 몇개인가 m했지만, 생존율은 100%입니다. Tamura Soshi작성자는 9,680 건의 답변을 받았으며 1.1억 번 조회되었습니다 번역자 · 1 년 전Jim GuibaultB-757/767 Captain at a Major Airline이 답변은 다음 질문에 대한 Quora 영어 버전 에서Jim Guibault님의 답변입니다 (본인은 번역의 성공 여부를 확인하지 않았습니다) :What is the actual survival rate of plane crashes? There is no way the 95.7% survivability rate is accurate. I don’t mean “plane accidents” like emergency landings, I mean like, an actual plane crash, like plane slamming into .관련비행기 사고의 생존율의 실태는? 생존율 95.7%라는 숫자가 정확한 것은 없다. 불시착 등의 사고가 아니라, 비행기가 지면에 두드릴 수 있는, 실제의 비행기 사고를 가리킨 통계입니까?이것은 언뜻 보면, “왜 안전벨트를 하는가”라는 옛날 이야기를 다시 굽는 것처럼 들리는군요. 어차피 추락하면 모두 죽으니까. 통상, 자신의 일을 하고 있는 만큼의 객실 승무원에 대해서, 낯선, 내려본 것 같은 표정으로 말해지는 것이군요.하지만 이 통계는 정확합니다. 실제로 미국 항공업계에서는 지난 10년간 사망사고는 1건밖에 일어나지 않았다. 그것은 엔진의 칼날이 빠져 불운하게도 승객에게 맞아 버린 것에 의한 것이었습니다. 「추락」이라고 할 수 있는 사고는 몇개인가 m했지만, 생존율은 100%입니다.
They’re all alive. When a plane “strikes the ground,” you’ll think of a very rare case of hitting the ground at high speed. Because these accidents are so rare, 100,000 flights a day make news anywhere in the world. Most of the accidents that come into contact with the ground happen when the plane approaches the ground. Like take-off or landing. The speed is much lower, and then the structure of the plane can absorb most of the impact. They’re all alive. When a plane “strikes the ground,” you’ll think of a very rare case of hitting the ground at high speed. Because these accidents are so rare, 100,000 flights a day make news anywhere in the world. Most of the accidents that come into contact with the ground happen when the plane approaches the ground. Like take-off or landing. The speed is much lower, and then the structure of the plane can absorb most of the impact.
Again: It’s not bad luck. Even if the plane crashes violently and side-charges, you’ll be surprised that the designer thinks so well. A case in point is Asiana Flight 214[1]. On this aircraft, because of a missing pilot between two people, the perfect plane lost speed, crashed into a lake, turned the runway sideways and crashed. Again: It’s not bad luck. Even if the plane crashes violently and side-charges, you’ll be surprised that the designer thinks so well. A case in point is Asiana Flight 214[1]. On this aircraft, because of a missing pilot between two people, the perfect plane lost speed, crashed into a lake, turned the runway sideways and crashed.
This is Kenworth’s W900, which has been remodeled and built for nearly 60 years. There are many versions, but this photo shows a tractor head with a cabin that can live behind the driver’s seat. Perhaps the wrong camper is a living room that looks like it’s running barefoot. The change above probably looks like a 13 (or 18) speed transmission from Eaton Fuller. It’s just imagination, but I wonder if there’s a whole high/low in the 3rd speed of ambient speed with the 3rd speed of side speed. (Please point out if anyone knows the right one.) This is Kenworth’s W900, which has been remodeled and built for nearly 60 years. There are many versions, but this photo shows a tractor head with a cabin that can live behind the driver’s seat. Perhaps the wrong camper is a living room that looks like it’s running barefoot. The change above probably looks like a 13 (or 18) speed transmission from Eaton Fuller. It’s just imagination, but I wonder if there’s a whole high/low in the 3rd speed of ambient speed with the 3rd speed of side speed. (Please point out if anyone knows the right one.)
And our super-old tractor is also 16 genera. (Four by four, four. However, farming tractors in this era are rarely able to determine speed when stationary, and still oscillate and shift while driving, so it’s not that it’s a bit difficult to operate.) And our super-old tractor is also 16 genera. (Four by four, four. However, farming tractors in this era are rarely able to determine speed when stationary, and still oscillate and shift while driving, so it’s not that it’s a bit difficult to operate.)
Viewed: 7,757 High Ratings 1/8 Answers Former Kanagawa Keizou mechanical design engineer, post-retirement modeling + home part-time drawing writer gave 1,951 answers and has been viewed 151.9 million times. Which (weak) vehicle was the most difficult to drive and control three years ago? (e.g., airplanes, cranes, etc.) Motor graders, most construction machines have been on board, but this is strong. Viewed: 7,757 High Ratings 1/8 Answers Former Kanagawa Keizou mechanical design engineer, post-retirement modeling + home part-time drawing writer gave 1,951 answers and has been viewed 151.9 million times. Which (weak) vehicle was the most difficult to drive and control three years ago? (e.g., airplanes, cranes, etc.) Motor graders, most construction machines have been on board, but this is strong.
A cockpit with a total of 10 operating levers including the spare lever. In addition to 10 levers, the operator operates the steering, accelerator & brake skillfully, and performs efficient stop operations. https://kensetsutenshokunavi.jp/kensetsu-takumi/technology/wazamonoke10/ View count: 2,879 High rating 1/8 Answer The avionics writer of 在野 Takashi J. Ozaki received 670 answers. What is the survival rate of related plane accidents? There is no accurate number for 95.7% survival rate. Is it a statistic that refers to an actual plane accident that can be struck by a plane, not an accident such as a crash? On the site of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, the definition of “air accident” is as follows. A cockpit with a total of 10 operating levers including the spare lever. In addition to 10 levers, the operator operates the steering, accelerator & brake skillfully, and performs efficient stop operations. https://kensetsutenshokunavi.jp/kensetsu-takumi/technology/wazamonoke10/ View count: 2,879 High rating 1/8 Answer The avionics writer of 在野 Takashi J. Ozaki received 670 answers. What is the survival rate of related plane accidents? There is no accurate number for 95.7% survival rate. Is it a statistic that refers to an actual plane accident that can be struck by a plane, not an accident such as a crash? On the site of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, the definition of “air accident” is as follows.
항공:항공안전통계 통계, 보고서, 보고서, 보고서 등 항공안전성, 보고서 등 항공안전통계학적 통계, 보고서 등이 있다.공항 설치 관리자(2)에 따른 시설이나 운영관리책임자(2)에 의한 공항 설치 관리자(2)에 의한 안전성을 가리킨다.이 상태는 항공안전 프로그램 구현 계획과 게시 계획에 따라 정보를 정리하고 게시한다. https://www.mlit.go.jp/koku/15_bf_000029.html
Aviation accidents refer to “crash, collision or fire of aircraft”, “damage of human casualties or objects by aircraft”, “death of a person in the aircraft (excluding natural deaths) or missing”, and “damage of aircraft during navigation” as stipulated in Article 76 of the Aviation Act. Aviation accidents refer to “crash, collision or fire of aircraft”, “damage of human casualties or objects by aircraft”, “death of a person in the aircraft (excluding natural deaths) or missing”, and “damage of aircraft during navigation” as stipulated in Article 76 of the Aviation Act.
In other words, “an actual airplane accident that an airplane can hit on the ground” is a fraction of the defined “air accident.” So it’s only natural that the survival rate for “air accidents” rises to 95.7%. That’s it for the answer to the question itself, but then the person who reads it may have a new question. “Well, what is the actual survival rate of an airplane accident that can be knocked on the ground?” I don’t have accurate statistics on this, but I think we can get some data by limiting it to “hull loss.” An electrical loss is an accident in which the aircraft is damaged beyond the economically repairable limits and, more conveniently, an air accident in which the aircraft is completely destroyed. Of course, that includes a crash. In other words, “an actual airplane accident that an airplane can hit on the ground” is a fraction of the defined “air accident.” So it’s only natural that the survival rate for “air accidents” rises to 95.7%. That’s it for the answer to the question itself, but then the person who reads it may have a new question. “Well, what is the actual survival rate of an airplane accident that can be knocked on the ground?” I don’t have accurate statistics on this, but I think we can get some data by limiting it to “hull loss.” An electrical loss is an accident in which the aircraft is damaged beyond the economically repairable limits and, more conveniently, an air accident in which the aircraft is completely destroyed. Of course, that includes a crash.
(By Acebulf-Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, File:Number of fatalities from aerials per year.svg-Wikimedia Commons) The plot for “The Deaths in Annual Total Losses” in Wikipedia’s article on “Hull loss” is latitude, but it is more than you can imagine (in 2017 a jetliner achieved zero fatalities). It also said that out of 835 total casualties between 1959 and 2006, there were “no deaths” in 384, or 46 percent. The rate of total casualties itself is “1 in 100,000 flights.” However, there is actually quite a few. For example, Air France Flight 358 in 2005 overran the runway at Toronto Pearson International Airport and was devastated and damaged outside the runway. (By Acebulf-Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, File:Number of fatalities from aerials per year.svg-Wikimedia Commons) The plot for “The Deaths in Annual Total Losses” in Wikipedia’s article on “Hull loss” is latitude, but it is more than you can imagine (in 2017 a jetliner achieved zero fatalities). It also said that out of 835 total casualties between 1959 and 2006, there were “no deaths” in 384, or 46 percent. The rate of total casualties itself is “1 in 100,000 flights.” However, there is actually quite a few. For example, Air France Flight 358 in 2005 overran the runway at Toronto Pearson International Airport and was devastated and damaged outside the runway.
(Paul Cardin – Special Projects IR, CC Display-Continued 3.0, File:Airfranceflight358.jpg – Wikimedia Commons) The aircraft burned as photographed in a brutal manner, but fortunately, none of the 309 passengers on board died. All succeeded in an emergency escape, with 12 people suffering serious injuries and 31 minor injuries, while the rest were unharmed. “No overrun would not be a crash,” some would argue, but can we say safety unless it is a crash. (Paul Cardin – Special Projects IR, CC Display-Continued 3.0, File:Airfranceflight358.jpg – Wikimedia Commons) The aircraft burned as photographed in a brutal manner, but fortunately, none of the 309 passengers on board died. All succeeded in an emergency escape, with 12 people suffering serious injuries and 31 minor injuries, while the rest were unharmed. “No overrun would not be a crash,” some would argue, but can we say safety unless it is a crash.
For example, on the runway of a jumbo crash at Tenerife Airport in 1977 (strictly, one side is immediately after takeoff, but generally neither of them is in flight). “Falling backwards from the sky isn’t the only thing that causes many deaths.” In addition, as the other answer suggests, even if it’s a “banging accident on the ground,” it’s true to some extent. In other words, roughly speaking, there are three cases in which a person falls from a cruising altitude in the opposite direction: failing to take off, failing to land, and failing to crash. For example, on the runway of a jumbo crash at Tenerife Airport in 1977 (strictly, one side is immediately after takeoff, but generally neither of them is in flight). “Falling backwards from the sky isn’t the only thing that causes many deaths.” In addition, as the other answer suggests, even if it’s a “banging accident on the ground,” it’s true to some extent. In other words, roughly speaking, there are three cases in which a person falls from a cruising altitude in the opposite direction: failing to take off, failing to land, and failing to crash.
The first one is not to be argued. The JAL123 accident is a good example, and I think it is the strongest “fall” accident for the Japanese. Certainly, in this case, all passengers die (but four out of 524 people were miraculously rescued in the JAL123 accident). The first one is not to be argued. The JAL123 accident is a good example, and I think it is the strongest “fall” accident for the Japanese. Certainly, in this case, all passengers die (but four out of 524 people were miraculously rescued in the JAL123 accident).
둘째, 사실, 그것은 거의 첫 번째 것을 따릅니다. 가스가 가속하고 비교적 빠르기 때문에, 79명 중 5명만이 에어 플로리다 90 항공기 추락 사고에 살았습니다. 둘째, 사실, 그것은 거의 첫 번째 것을 따릅니다. 가스가 가속하고 비교적 빠르기 때문에, 79명 중 5명만이 에어 플로리다 90 항공기 추락 사고에 살았습니다.
And the third problem is, the final approach to the Turkish Airlines 1951 crash was to crash into a faulty radio altimeter. Nine out of 135 people died, but all others were saved. This is the opposite of the second, and I think the impact is weak because the aircraft is decelerating to its limit, relatively slow, and falling while trying to maintain the lift. And it’s also important to note that there are quite a few accidents at the time of this “relatively large number of survivors” landing. In other words, there are a lot of patterns of “total loss accidents, but less human damage.” And the third problem is, the final approach to the Turkish Airlines 1951 crash was to crash into a faulty radio altimeter. Nine out of 135 people died, but all others were saved. This is the opposite of the second, and I think the impact is weak because the aircraft is decelerating to its limit, relatively slow, and falling while trying to maintain the lift. And it’s also important to note that there are quite a few accidents at the time of this “relatively large number of survivors” landing. In other words, there are a lot of patterns of “total loss accidents, but less human damage.”
항공 안전 네트워크 > ASN 항공 안전 데이터베이스 > 항공기 유형 지수 > 보잉 737 > 보잉 737 통계 항공 안전 네트워크 : 항공 안전 네트워크 : 11000건 이상의 여객기 이륙, 납치 및 군용기 사고에 대한 설명이 포함된 데이터베이스.https://aviation-safety.net/database/types/Boeing-737-series/statistics 항공 안전 네트워크 > ASN 항공 안전 데이터베이스 > 항공기 유형 지수 > 보잉 737 > 보잉 737 통계 항공 안전 네트워크 : 항공 안전 네트워크 : 11000건 이상의 여객기 이륙, 납치 및 군용기 사고에 대한 설명이 포함된 데이터베이스.https://aviation-safety.net/database/types/Boeing-737-series/statistics
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Yes, emergency parachute! Safe landing for each aircraft in case of emergency. This Vision SF50 is on sale for a whopping 200 million yen!200 million yen in service! For more information, contact a Japanese agency!Cillus Vision SF50 (Vision Jet) | CIRRUS JAPAN |Cillus Japan General Agency View: 1.5 Reward High Ratings Share 3 1/2 AnswersHiraga Takashi Delta Air Lines Co.’s cabin crew chief (2012–present) gave 7,893 answers and was viewed 1,273.2 million times. Which seat on a related plane three years ago is safe? What is it? Past statistics show that the rear seats are harder to disassemble because they are reinforced than other parts of the plane, and when bombs are found and are intentionally detonated during flight, last-minute doors are used. Yes, emergency parachute! Safe landing for each aircraft in case of emergency. This Vision SF50 is on sale for a whopping 200 million yen!200 million yen in service! For more information, contact a Japanese agency!Cillus Vision SF50 (Vision Jet) | CIRRUS JAPAN |Cillus Japan General Agency View: 1.5 Reward High Ratings Share 3 1/2 AnswersHiraga Takashi Delta Air Lines Co.’s cabin crew chief (2012–present) gave 7,893 answers and was viewed 1,273.2 million times. Which seat on a related plane three years ago is safe? What is it? Past statistics show that the rear seats are harder to disassemble because they are reinforced than other parts of the plane, and when bombs are found and are intentionally detonated during flight, last-minute doors are used.
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지상의 위쪽 위치에서는 창문으로 아래를 내려다볼 수 있는지 의문입니다. 지상의 위쪽 위치에서는 창문으로 아래를 내려다볼 수 있는지 의문입니다.
저도 이 사진이 시트에서 나온 것이 아니라고 판단할 수는 없지만, 아마 밑이 보일 거라고 생각합니다. 이 사진도 시트에서 나온 것이 아니라고 판단할 수는 없지만, 아마 밑이 보일 거라고 생각합니다.
Image Gallery | Why Antique DC-3s Are Still Flying Over Work Why are airlines flying? | When the ride newsspeed comes out, the runway is clearly visible because the hips are finally raised and the airframe is level. So, on take-off and landing, the runway will be visible from the cockpit, so even if it’s okay, the problem is the tuxing between the runway and the terminal. (^^ゞ http://www.iadf.or.jp/document/pdf/15-3-3.pdf Thus, future airplanes may have front-facing displays. Image Gallery | Why Antique DC-3s Are Still Flying Over Work Why are airlines flying? | When the ride newsspeed comes out, the runway is clearly visible because the hips are finally raised and the airframe is level. So, on take-off and landing, the runway will be visible from the cockpit, so even if it’s okay, the problem is the tuxing between the runway and the terminal. (^^ゞ http://www.iadf.or.jp/document/pdf/15-3-3.pdf Thus, future airplanes may have front-facing displays.
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Brightling DC-3 World Tour Event Report, which was held at Kobe Airport on May 19, 2017, was already posted on GIGAZINE that it was able to experience boarding the DC-3 which is called the world of air transportation, but on that day, an invitation flight for children of Sea of Japan Yo-dan and an explanation of DC-3 were given by air journalist Hiromi Nakamura. In this article, I will report on the overall situation of the event and various photos and images of DC-3 taken here and there. gigazine.net Brightling DC-3 World Tour Event Report, which was held at Kobe Airport on May 19, 2017, was already posted on GIGAZINE that it was able to experience boarding the DC-3 which is called the world of air transportation, but on that day, an invitation flight for children of Sea of Japan Yo-dan and an explanation of DC-3 were given by air journalist Hiromi Nakamura. In this article, I will report on the overall situation of the event and various photos and images of DC-3 taken here and there. gigazine.net