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Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing, they said.
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Glad everyone made it back safely. Just for some context though; if this happened shortly after takeoff, a true explosive decompression is unlikely because the cabin pressure differential is still low near the ground.View quoted post on X
A documented cause on this type is a door not fully latched or locked before departure. A Challenger 601 lost its main door at about 3,000 ft in 2012 (N207JB) for exactly that reason. The crew diverted and landed without injury.
Not doubting the account, just the pattern. Looking forward to whatever the investigation finds.