An American flight groan and snoring appeared, and American Airlines denied that hackers were invaded

Jimu Journalist Hu Li

Recently, there was an unknown grunt and moaning in the intercom of the US civil airliner, and American Airlines responded. According to the "Independence News" reported on September 28, US Airlines denied that the abnormal noise from the broadcast system during the flight was caused by the system by the system.

Data chart (picture source: US Airlines official website)

On September 6, film producer Emerson Collins posted a video on his social media, recording the strange sound of the broadcast system he took from Los Angeles to Dallas flights: uninterrupted moaning and grunting. In the video, Collins hinted that someone might have invaded the radio system, and an air passenger apologized to the passengers because of this abnormal noise.

The flight attendant said: "We know this is a very strange abnormal phenomenon, so we thank you very much, until we figure out how to close it."

Another netizen also said that he and his wife also encountered a similar phenomenon on US aviation flights in July. He said: "What needs to be clear is that this (sound) sounds like an extremely painful person moaning. The staff said that this phenomenon had happened before and did not explain it."

U.S. Airlines now said that the incident has been investigated and stated that because the passenger broadcasting system of the aircraft has not been connected to the Internet, it will not be invaded by hackers. They believe that the emergence of this sound may have a hardware failure.

In a statement, the airline said: "After receiving the preliminary report, our maintenance team completely inspected the aircraft and passenger broadcast systems, and determined that these sounds were caused by the mechanical problems of the passenger broadcast system amplifier. This will be in the engine in the engine. Increase the noise sound of the passenger broadcasting system during operation. "

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