I doubt it but an actual earthquake can cause plane crashes. A relative was on a commercial flight out of St. Louis some years back and and earthquake happened during takeoff. The plane came very close to crashing when they were around 20,000 feet.

Another relative who is a retired pilot has similar stories to tell. Part of it is electromagnetic disturbance to the control panel according to what he said.

Yes.

But prior to larger quakes there is also a build up of magnetism.

If the poles or the EQ magnetics and the pole of the wave that slammed the Earth were possibly attracting and if the plane flew thru that magentic field would it have pulled the plane down if the energy in the "magnetic beam" was heading down towards land?

Maybe it got pulled upwards and thus exploded mid air?

I think they are on to something.