A plane crashed in a village in Shandong. What was the cause of the plane crash?

Recently, a plane crashed in a mountain villa in Shandong, causing panic among local people. After investigation by local authorities, it was verified that the aircraft was a subsidiary of Qingdao Jiutian International Flying Academy. Although the authorities concerned have not given the specific reasons for the crash for the time being, we can also analyze the general reasons through details. First of all, this plane belongs to Qingdao Nine-Day Flight Academy, and the Academy responded that it was training at that time. As an airplane with college training function, the pilot is probably a student, so the driving skill can't be compared with that of the veteran, which may be caused by the students' mistakes in the training process. Another reason may be the mechanical failure inside the plane.

Although Qingdao Jiutian Flight Academy is a regular pilot training school, it is inevitable that there will be mistakes, which may lead to a plane crash. As we all know, every school has students who don't work hard, and maybe the drivers at that time were all like this. Too little professional employment at ordinary times may lead to serious consequences during training, and the consequences of training mistakes in flight academies are even more unimaginable. Shandong air crash is an example.

In addition to the possible mistakes of flight students, there is another reason that there is a mechanical failure inside the aircraft. It is understood that the accident site belongs to the plain, far away from the mountains, and the possibility of hitting the mountains due to blurred vision is extremely small. After eliminating the bad environment, it is only possible that there is a fault inside the aircraft. Any kind of machinery is prone to failure after a long time of use, and airplanes are no exception. As an air transport, the fuselage is mostly high-precision equipment, and once it fails, it is very likely to crash.

To sum up, the plane crash may be due to the lack of professional experience of the pilots or the long service life of the aircraft itself. Fortunately, the local government has quickly organized rescue, which is believed to minimize casualties.