Over the tumultuous skies of Baldet.
Suddenly, a thunderous boom echoed in the clear sky.
A large transport plane gliding for landing was struck accurately on its left wing by a missile that came out of nowhere.
To achieve sufficient thrust, the transport plane was equipped with high-bypass turbofan engines.
Burning lots of fuel, sucking in the air, compressing, and ejecting...
Thus, the extremely hot tailpipe of the engine was the most susceptible target for infrared-guided missiles.
A fierce explosion, a powerful shockwave.
In an instant, the missile warhead released countless fragments.
Aviation engines are extremely delicate; once started, the blades keep spinning at high speed.
The engines are especially vulnerable to foreign objects ingestion—things like sand, birds, and the like can easily shatter the blades.
Therefore, those who throw coins into the engines of commercial jets for good luck before boarding are actually playing with the lives of everyone on the plane.
