Jay Bo

Any idea on the aircraft/situation that was dumping fuel over sydney on Saturday

Hottie

Jay Bo,
The goss hasn't reached Hong Kong yet but provided the said aircraft did in fact jettison fuel at an altitude of 6000ft AGL or higher (unless other controlling min altitudes are in force) then all's ok.... some of us may have our clothing stained with the pollutants of the environment that we live in..but fuel ? I'd hate to have my clothes doused in fuel, only to realise in a bar/nightclub later on, that by a girl announcing (dreaming again) that I'm 'HOT', that she's really referring to me being on fire... that would destroy any Saturday evening
Interested to know the details if they come to hand.
Cheers and safe, happy landings.

Hugh Jarse

Hottie, we all know you're a chick magnet And we know you use Jet-A as aftershave Do they have grab-a-granny in HK?

Don't you go stressin' the young fella out, you know what I mean

Bad boy.

The Original Jetpipe

The aircraft in question was a DHL 727, believe it dumped fuel, due to a duct temp light on (Poss fire indication) on the LH engine and it could not land that heavy.

Hope that helps?

TOJP

Capn Bloggs

Nobody's called mine that for a long time...

flyingfox

You need to get out more Bloggsy. There are plenty of hungry Grans out there!