Investigation of Flight 870 Incident

The video explores the investigation into the crash of Ottavia Flight 870. Investigators discover evidence suggesting a bomb caused the crash, particularly in the rear lavatory. They conduct explosive tests to confirm their theory, which matches the damage found in the wreckage. Although the evidence does not reveal who planted the bomb, it provides insight into where it was placed and how it led to the plane's destruction. The final analysis concludes that the explosion near the right-hand engine caused the plane to break apart and crash into the sea.

What did the reassembled fuselage of Ottavia Flight 870 reveal?

• A missing wing

• A hole at the back of the plane

• A damaged cockpit

• A broken landing gear

What evidence did investigators find in the rear lavatory?

• A damaged seat

• A bent steel wash basin

• A broken window

• A torn curtain

What was the purpose of the test explosion in a DC lavatory?

• To simulate a crash landing

• To test the strength of the lavatory

• To confirm the bomb theory

• To check the plane's fuel capacity

What did the test explosion reveal about the damage?

• It was unrelated to the bomb theory

• It was different from Flight 870's debris

• It matched the damage seen in Flight 870's debris

• It was caused by a mechanical failure

What did investigators conclude about the bomb's location?

• In the cockpit

• In the rear lavatory

• In the cargo hold

• In the passenger cabin

What did the investigators use to determine the bomb's location?

• Pilot's last communication

• Passenger testimonies

• Flight data recorder

• Physical evidence and radar data

What caused the right-hand engine to detach from the plane?

• A bomb explosion

• A bird strike

• A fuel leak

• A lightning strike

What happened to the plane after the explosion near the right-hand engine?

• It returned to the airport

• It broke apart and crashed into the sea

• It continued flying

• It landed safely

How long did it take for the plane to break apart after the explosion?

• Ten minutes

• Less than 10 seconds

• Five minutes

• One minute

What was the final communication from Ottavia Flight 870?

• Declaring a hijack situation

• Thanking for everything and calling for descent

• Requesting emergency landing

• Reporting engine failure