What could be more terrific and disastrous than these horrible air accidents and aeroplanes crashes? Out of all the transport accidents, they are one of the most catastrophic and tragic incidents as it lead to the loss of a huge number of lives.

One plane crash can kill a large number of people at one go as compared to the people those who travel by car or bike.

We have listed some of the deadliest air accidents in the history and the impact they have made on the aviation industry and on the world as a whole.

1. Korean Air Flight 801 crash

via: RetroNewser

This is one of the deadliest aeroplanes crashes in history. Despite having protests from the flight engineer that the captain was unable to detect the correct signal for landing.

In spite of the warning, the pilot had pressed on the button to guide the flight to land on from Seoul, South Korea directly into the Guam mountainside. More than 228 passengers were found dead in this aeroplane crash, leaving only 26 survivors.

2. Lauda Air Flight 004 crash

via: Wikipedia

This plane crash happened on 26 May 1991 flight from Bangkok to Vienna that broke up in the air near the Burma-Thailand border after the left wing of the aeroplane caught fire. Reports indicate that after this plane got crashed, no survivors were left on the plane.

3. Air Algerie Flight 5017 crash

via: Wikipedia

The Air Algerie disaster crashed on July 24, 2014, which has resulted in the loss of lives of approximately 116 individuals on the board. The plane got crashed due to some of the technical difficulties in it causing near desert Gossi, Mali.

The plane was on the way to Algiers, Algeria from Burkina Faso. This was one of the deadliest and worst aviation disasters in the year 2014 following Indonesian AirAsia crash and the two involving Malaysia Airlines.

4. Iranian Air Force Ilyushin II-76 crash

via: Wikipedia

As per the official reports, this military aircraft got crashed on February 19, 2003. The aeroplane got crashed in the Sirach Mountains near Kerman in Iran.

It happened due to bad weather conditions including high winds and fog which brought the plane down that has killed almost everyone on the board including all the members of the Revolutionary Guards.

5. Japan Airlines Flight crash

via: The Japan Times

The crash of Japan Airlines Flight happened on August 12, 1985. The plane got crashed due to some mechanical failure in the engine of the plane. Nearly more than 524 people got killed in the air accidents that were there on board.

This was also one of the deadliest aviation accidents. The flight was on its way from Tokyo to Osaka when an explosion took place causing the aeroplane to suddenly destroy and tearing off the plane’s tail.

However, the plane’s crew managed to stay in the air for over half an hour after the explosion occurred, but the flight unexpectedly crashed into Mount Takamagahara.

So, these were some of the glimpses of the deadliest and horrible aeroplane crashes ever which might have given you Goosebumps all over.

Donald Trump has been a center of attraction for a significant time period. He has a huge fan following on social media platforms & he also has several memes on the internet. Trump called Apple CEO a “Tim Apple” & the social media was flooded with hilarious memes.

He stated “You really put a big investment in our country. We appreciate it very much, Time apple”. One can that CEO Tim Cook has now become Tim Apple.

Trump is an ultimate meme maker.

Trump just called Apple CEO Tim Cook “Tim Apple” pic.twitter.com/gTHHtjWvc9

— Sean O’Kane (@sokane1) March 6, 2019

What a time to be alive!

Trump calls Apple CEO Tim Cook “Tim Apple”

Not be be confused with his nemesis “Bill Windows”.

Or that great patriot “Thomas Lightbulb”.

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— Deirdre Heenan (@deirdreheenan) March 7, 2019

Remember when Teddy called him Bob Burgers. pic.twitter.com/C7A17GS5Oy

— Zac Wilson (@fatzac) March 7, 2019

Tim Cook is probably wondering if should correct POTUS or just change his name.

— Jim Moret (@Jimmoret) March 6, 2019

The President of the United States just called the CEO of Apple “Tim Apple” like you would list John Accountant or Vanessa Hairstylist in your iPhone contacts.

— Adam Best (@adamcbest) March 7, 2019

Thank you, Tim Apple. I’m president Donald Putin, this is my daughter Ivanka Chinese-Patents.

— Hey, It’s Me! 🌼 (@theLisaAlso) March 6, 2019

I have a Tim. I have an Apple. Apple Tim.

— Dirty Water Rants (@dirtywaterrants) March 6, 2019

I wonder if he’s spoken with Elon TeslaSpaceXSolarCity

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) March 6, 2019

Tim Apple is an American icon just like the famous innovators Thomas Lightbulb and Henry Car

— Scott (@wskinne3) March 6, 2019

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— Zach (@SideburnTalk) March 6, 2019

He just thinks everyone names their company after themselves like he did.

— Hislermania (@Hisler420) March 6, 2019

Tim Apple dines with Sundar Google pic.twitter.com/k1ErRbU4aU

— Deepika Garg (@dpikea) March 7, 2019

Indo-Pak Crisis & incidents are tot topics worldwide. Several media channels are discussing the current Indo-Pak matters. These media channels highlight almost every little update about the same. Some of the very famous media platforms covering the same are CNN, New York Times, The Washington Post, Bloomberg, etc.

These channels excel well in presenting a clear news update about the current scenario.

The media channels are succeeding to gain many followers on social media platforms as well as millions of people worldwide are subscribing their video channels day by day.

For many Kashmiri immigrants, a rapidly escalating conflict over the disputed region raises fresh concern about the safety of loved ones back home and stirs up old memories of past wars.https://t.co/PPKxYtPQ4r

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) February 28, 2019

The Indian government formally acknowledged that Varthaman has been captured by the Pakistani forces https://t.co/RpqXkaiRPm

— Gulf News (@gulf_news) February 28, 2019

India-Pakistan crisis: a visual guide to the Kashmir tensions https://t.co/U6JydjfnVL

— Guardian news (@guardiannews) February 27, 2019

U.S. urges India and Pakistan to refrain from further military action to de-escalate tensions https://t.co/fIpebHSae7

— Bloomberg (@business) February 28, 2019

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan calls for de-escalation after Islamabad says it shot down two Indian fighters jets that entered its airspace.

Latest updates on India-Pakistan tensions: https://t.co/FqXh1dsP1D pic.twitter.com/HqeAZvgZnN

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) February 28, 2019

The US calls for restraint after long-standing rivals India and Pakistan launched airstrikes against each other for the first time since 1971, raising fears of an escalating conflict between the two nuclear powers https://t.co/hp3WLFVbi0 pic.twitter.com/DGqBScm18V

— CNN International (@cnni) February 28, 2019

Opinion: India has made its point in Pakistan. Time to let the diplomats do the hard talk. https://t.co/73UKl1BpaW

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 28, 2019

It was almost inevitable that fighting would break out between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. Our reporter @vindugoel explains why. https://t.co/kdjo47CxgA

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 28, 2019

Locals flee homes as India and Pakistan exchange gunfire in Kashmir – follow live updates https://t.co/OODEUPmUhm

— The Independent (@Independent) February 28, 2019