What are the emergencies at the airport and what are the planes that have had accidents recently

For example, when an aircraft makes an emergency landing, the people on board must sit in their seats and fasten their seat belts. In addition, when the aircraft vibrates in bad weather in the air, the personnel on board must wear breathing masks and remain calm. These conditions can cause shock in some people, and the measures are as follows:

1) In the supine position, the lower limbs should be slightly elevated to facilitate venous blood return. If you have trouble breathing, raise your head and torso a little more to make it easier to breathe.

2) Keep the airway open, especially in people with shock and coma. The method is to raise the patient's neck and raise the chin so that the head is tilted back as much as possible, and the head is tilted to one side at the same time to prevent aspiration of vomit and secretions into the respiratory tract.

3) Pay attention to keep the hypothermic shock patients warm, and cover them with quilts and blankets. However, patients with septic shock with high fever should be cooled.

4) Necessary preliminary**. Shock due to traumatic fractures is given analgesia, fracture fixation; Restless patients may be given appropriate sedatives; In cardiogenic shock, oxygen is given, etc.

5) Pay attention to the transport of patients. The conditions for rescue at home are limited, and it is necessary to send them to a qualified hospital for rescue as soon as possible. The lighter and less carried on a person in shock, the better.

It is advisable to take them to the nearest hospital. During the transportation, there should be special care to observe the changes in the condition at any time, and it is best to take first aid measures such as oxygen inhalation and intravenous infusion to the patient during transportation.

>> July 17, Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was shot down in Ukraine, killing 298 people;

On July 23, Taiwan TransAsia Airlines flight GE222 crashed into Penghu after a forced landing, killing 48 people;

On July 24, Algerian flight AH5017 crashed after losing contact with 116 people on board.

"There is no distress signal, no smoke in the air, and falling in a vertical posture is an extremely rare situation," the expert said. At the same time, it is also pointed out that in the history of air disasters in the world, relatively few planes crashed in a near-vertical dive form; It is even more rare for an accident to occur during the cruising phase of the flight and crash in a direct dive.

Experts said that the plane was most likely attacked by other large animals, such as eagles, so it did not have time to adjust its posture for safe landing and fell directly to the ground.

Experts say that if the plane fell to the ground, then the problem of improper pilot control can be ruled out, and it was hit by something else.

According to the British Daily Mail on July 2, 2013, Lukla Airport, also known as Tenzing-Hillary Airport in the Khumbu region of eastern Nepal, has earned the title of "the world's most dangerous airport" because of its unique airstrip. But for tourists challenging Mount Everest, flying at Lukla Airport is the best option. Without the presence of Lukla Airport, the number of tourists will plummet, affecting the development of local tourism.

Lukla Airport, located on the edge of the cliff, does not have any radar or navigation equipment and descends to a height of 9,200 feet (2,804 meters), the report said. Pilots can only make judgments based on what they see from the driver's seat. There is only one landing runway in the airport, which is about 20 meters wide and 460 meters long, which is less than 1 10 of the standard length of 5,500 meters in an international airport.

As a result, Lukla Airport is one of the steepest airports in the world. Photographer Vojciech captured this shocking landing scene.

Since 1970, Lukla Airport has been the scene of a series of appalling accidents. At present, the number of accidents has reached more than double digits. The most serious of these was on 8 October 2008, when a plane crashed and caught fire while landing, killing 18 passengers and crew.