Current Events > If the peanuts fell out of an airliner in mid flight, could it be landed safely?

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So, let's make a hypothetical scenario where a Boeing 787-9 is flying in the over the ocean at 12.5 kilometers. Suddenly, there is a terrible noise and all the peanuts are sucked through a hole to the outside. Luckily, the hole closed up right after the peanuts deboarded the plane.

Could the plane still be safely landed? How would the ground stations react to this? How would the pilots and flight attendants handle this situation?

Let's say that all the engines and fiddly bits are still running as normal.

I remember there was once a fighter plane where the pilot ran out of peanuts, but the plane landed safely in a cornfield somewhere. Could this also happen here?

Allahu Ackbar, Charlie Brown.
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Surely you can't be serious?
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the plan can have a complete engine failure in all 4 of its engines, have the propeller fall off in mid air, and the wings be literally falling apart and no landing gear and in 99.999999% of cases the plane will land safely
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whats a propeller

Rika_Furude posted...

the plan can have a complete engine failure in all 4 of its engines, have the propeller fall off in mid air, and the wings be literally falling apart and no landing gear and in 99.999999% of cases the plane will land safely

But what about loss of peanuts?
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TC is pretty creative with his topics.
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