r/planecrashes

Credit to Emily Haggerty Shane Ogden for the video

So the Denver incident has had me searching and discovering similar incidents/accidents with people vs plane engines, and making me wonder why they haven't done anything to solve that problem yet? I've never been on a plane and I hope to keep it that way, but I do know a little about how the smallest change of the engine could F up the whole thing, but what if it we as simple as a mesh just so I someone/something we're to be sucked close to it, they'd have a better chance of living if not almost perfectly fine? The drawings are what I was thinking of. Maybe a thin mesh tucked tightly into the outer part, or if that would t work, why not just metal bars fully part of it??? But again, ik it could possibly effect the flight, so what if they just put a few bars or even just one or two just to stop, or lower the chance of victims being sucked in??? Why wouldn't it work? And if it would, why haven't they done it?!?!?!?!??!