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Large Plane Crash (Read 925 times)
Aug 2
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, 2005 at 4:37pm
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An unknown plane with 200 passengers on board has slid off the runway, and crashed into a ravine at Toronto's Pearson Airport. Its on all news stations now. Pray for all involved, it dosen't look good
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Aug 2
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Its an Air France A340
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Aug 2
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Doesn't sound good at all...
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Aug 2
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A-340....dang....that is terrible, and even worse, ther is a severe thunderstom bearing down towards the airport, with possible hail.
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Sky now reporting that "onlookers" (ie, people who
potentially
don't have a scooby what they're talking about, but may do) saw both crew and passengers leaving the aircraft... Lets hope there is good news...
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Aug 2
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Looks really bad!
http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/americas/08/02/toronto.crash/index.html
Hope it's the plane burning after everyone got out!
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Aug 2
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No victims,airbus 340 ranout runway and broke in a half
caugh in fire
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seem that the weather in toronto was the cause there was a thunderstonm few visivility,the good new NO victims,and it seems also no injured or harm between the pasengers,it Haven't been an accident like this in a long time is a shame
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Aug 2
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At least it was an Airbus and not a Boeing
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Aug 2
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Its been EXACTLY 20yrs since something like this happened.
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I can testify to the thunderstorm!
I live about 10 K from Pearson...we were under a severe thunderstorm warning at the time and a tornado warning as well.
Pearson had a DC-9 run off the runway back in 1978...exact same place. After that accident they re-profiled the ravine to absorb crash energy if it ever happened again.
Todays miracle would suggest that it worked.
A very big GOOD SHOW to the emergency crews involved and the aircraft crew for averting a certain disaster.
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There's several topics running on this subject. Latest BBC News reports suggest there are no serious casualties. The media loves this sort of thing & their comments are at the best unreliable. No point in speculating so it's best to wait until the facts are known. Please read Flying Trucker's request in the Real Aviation forum.
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Aug 2
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The GTAA (Greater Toronto Airport Authority) is officially reporting 14 minor casualites.
It's local news here...so we are getting overloaded.
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Hey guys, this has already been covered in the proper forum; "Real Aviation." Please post all matters concerning real world aviation there...
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Did anyone else besides me find it sick when the news agencies on TV learned there were no fatalities, they stopped coverage of it?
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Aug 2
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Did anyone else besides me find it sick when the news agencies on TV learned there were no fatalities, they stopped coverage of it?
The Ruptured Duck yeah
besides you me too,i hate that....
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