Two Consecutive Plane Crashes Claim Lives, Geese Possibly At Fault

The transcript describes two plane crashes occurring 20 hours apart, resulting in 34 fatalities. The first crash near Fargo Airport left only the pilot alive, while the second crash near Buffalo resulted in 20 deaths during an emergency landing. Investigators are examining reports of a possible collision with wild geese. Prior to these incidents, the airline had a flawless safety record, transporting millions of passengers without accidents.

How many people lost their lives in the first airplane crash near the Fargo Airport?

• Only the pilot survived

• 14

• 20

• 34

Where did the second airplane crash occur?

• 115 miles west of Buffalo

• Near Fargo Airport

• In the middle of the ocean

• At the destination airport

What happened to the plane during the second crash?

• It landed safely

• It burst into flames

• It disappeared

• It was hijacked

What was a possible cause of the second crash according to investigators?

• Engine failure

• Pilot error

• Bad weather

• Collision with wild geese

How many passengers had the airline carried without any incidents before these crashes?

• Five million

• Two million

• One million

• Three and a half million