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From FlightRadar, 6th January, accessed 6th January https://www.flightradar24.com/blog/alaska-airlines-737-9-max-exit-door-separates-in-flight/ Link shows original article. <Attached image shows the rear ‘plugged door’ (window to Daily Mail) blown out>

Unless you were in the coastguard plane or one of their family members.

Will be very interesting to see what the ATC convos were beforehand.

Are reports that the plane hit another plane mid-air or on landing? The video looks like landing is when the first big flare of flames but could have happened seconds before.

https://www.britishairways.com/travel/schedules/public/en_gb I searched for Saturday, Johannesburg to Heathrow and those are the results. There’s only two codes but 5+ different times. What does this mean?

So even though there are x timetabled, only two will fly?

I’ve been playing about on FlightRadar for a few months now and one thing that seems to crop up are a number of flights with departures from airports only to have the same operator schedule a further few flights to the same airport. One example that jumps out at me is Johannesburg to Heathrow...

I don’t think any pilot anywhere would take the risk. Anecdotal reports from other pilots have said the same thing - the pilot had no other choice.