All Passengers were killed Boeing 727 jet crashed deliberately into Mexican desert plane crashes plane crash jet crashes jet crash A TV production company have crashed a 170 passenger-capacity Boeing 727 plane into the Mexican desert – for a new show called Curiosity. Nobody was hurt in the staged crash, and the jet was packed with crash test dummies. Cameras were placed inside the plane, on the ground and from the ejecting pilot’s helmet to get footage for the programme, which investigates how to make plane crashes “more survivable”, reports the Huffington Post. According to USA Today, the Discovery Channel’s group president Eileen O’Neill said in a statement: “The project aims to recreate a serious, but survivable, passenger jet crash landing with a real aircraft in order to allow an international team of experts to study the crashworthiness of the aircraft’s airframe and cabin as well as the impact of crashes on the human body, plus possible means of increasing passenger survivability and evaluating new ‘black box’ crash-recording technology. “This groundbreaking project features an actual crash of a passenger jet and explores the big questions about how to make plane crashes more survivable. “We hope to provide new information about how to improve the chances of survival while providing scientific results on passenger safety and new technologies, including new ‘black box’ flight data recording systems.” It is the first time in 30 years that a passenger plane has been <b>…</b>