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Plane ditches safely... (Read 326 times)
Jan 15
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, 2009 at 7:50pm
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... after engine failure following bird strike shortly after takeoff!! Cabin crew does excellent job of preparing and evacuating passengers!! Ferry crews and emergency people assist in record time!!EveryoneOK!!
If only the general public would remember it that way...
But of course I'll be hearing for months about the"plane crash"... when "a bird cut the engine" and "the small 120-seat jet fell out of the sky"... Ugh. (these are all real media quotes, BTW).
Anyway, this occured very close to the office, but by the time I got down there, it was nearly impossible to get close enough to where I could see the aircraft... in fact, I heard they'd already towed it to another location (presumably they managed to keep it afloat somehow).
It would have been something to see that brilliantly-executed emergency procedure... glad everyone is OK!!
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Jan 15
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Yes I was watching them tow it away on the news.
PS: Thread #5.
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Jan 15
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Wii wrote
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Yes I was watching them tow it away on the news.
PS: Thread #5.
I know, but it's the first without the word "crash" in the title. It needed to be said:
THIS WAS NOT A CRASH.
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beaky wrote
on Jan 15
th
, 2009 at 9:59pm:
Wii wrote
on Jan 15
th
, 2009 at 8:47pm:
Yes I was watching them tow it away on the news.
PS: Thread #5.
I know, but it's the first without the word "crash" in the title. It needed to be said:
THIS WAS NOT A CRASH.
Well said! This was a landing, and it was a landing wherever the pilot wanted it to be a landing!!!!
Did I mention Brass balls?
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Jan 16
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Superb bit of work by all the crew, some of the passengers didn't even get their feet wet
There are two types of aeroplane, Spitfires and everything else that wishes it was a Spitfire!
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Jan 16
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Amazing Piloting!! Hats off to the Pilot and crew!!
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