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In 2012, a groundbreaking experiment took place in the Mexican desert where aviation experts deliberately crashed a retired Boeing 727. The purpose? To determine which part of the aircraft offers the highest chances of survival in the event of a real crash. The aircraft was unoccupied and remotely controlled. It was loaded with high-tech sensors and crash test dummies placed in various seating positions — front, middle, and rear. As the plane hurtled into the desert floor, data was transmitted i

This segment from the 2012 'Plane Crash' project documents an ambitious and dangerous test: the intentional crashing of a Boeing 727 jetliner into a desert. The goal was to gain a better understanding of what happens to passengers in a survivable crash and how they can increase their odds of survival. Experts used crash test dummies, specialized cameras, and sensors to gather data. 🎥: Discovery Channel/ABC News | History In Pictures

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