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How to break a 767. (Read 942 times)
Jun 22
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I cant post a link, but if you want, go to the Daily Mail or youtube, its there
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RichD wrote
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I cant post a link,
Why not?
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but if you want, go to the Daily Mail or youtube, its there
I take it this is what you mean -->
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2162894/Bumpy-landing-video-ANA-jet-200-...
Looks a tad expensive.
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Jun 22
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Not enough posts, otherwise I would have
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RichD wrote
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Not enough posts, otherwise I would have
Ah OK. Must be a rule I don't know about.
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I think somthing similar finished off the 1st VC-10, G-ARTA.
http://www.british-caledonian.com/G-ARTA.html
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Jun 22
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airbus....mmm
I wonder why this doesn't surprise me ?
Boeings...
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SOooo, those kind of landings DO happen in real life!
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alrot wrote
on Jun 22
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airbus....mmm
I wonder why this doesn't surprise me ?
Boeings...
unbrakeables
That's so fake...
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Jun 23
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my apologies I rush type and leave ....I thought it was and airbus ..
767s are quite similar
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jetprop wrote
on Jun 23
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alrot wrote
on Jun 22
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, 2012 at 3:44pm:
airbus....mmm
I wonder why this doesn't surprise me ?
Boeings...
unbrakeables
That's so fake...
I think it was a beer commercial, but obviously trimmed and made viral
What happened? The pilot seemed to be flairing just fine. The autobrake wouldn't kick in until all of the wheels were down, would it? I suppose it was just too heavy that inertia caused the nose to fall like a sack of, well, Boeing 767. Maybe a sudden downdraft caused them to sink too much?
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He bounced it, then forced the nose down and started porposing. You see guys get into this situation in small airplanes more frequently. Very lucky everyone walked away, and it didn't wind up like this one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8OW4y3HC44
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alrot wrote
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my apologies I rush type and leave ....I thought it was and airbus ..
767s are quite similar
And your 'unbreakable' Boeing is actually an A318
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I wonder if the Captain or the Co-pilot was flying that leg. Regardless, I am certain the event was "too close for their laundry".
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machineman9 wrote
on Jun 23
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jetprop wrote
on Jun 23
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, 2012 at 5:47am:
alrot wrote
on Jun 22
nd
, 2012 at 3:44pm:
airbus....mmm
I wonder why this doesn't surprise me ?
Boeings...
unbrakeables
That's so fake...
I think it was a beer commercial, but obviously trimmed and made viral
What happened? The pilot seemed to be flairing just fine. The autobrake wouldn't kick in until all of the wheels were down, would it? I suppose it was just too heavy that inertia caused the nose to fall like a sack of, well, Boeing 767. Maybe a sudden downdraft caused them to sink too much?
On the grounds that the touch down smoke from the wheels does not do anything but hang around in the in the air, I would hazard a guess that sudden wind movement had nothing to do with it. Just good old fashioned seat to sick interface failure..................
As for auto break, if memory serves, right hand main wheel oleo compression is required to for activation.....but don't quote me....
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