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Blue Air Liverpool
FR24 is showing OB134 holding at 5000ft over Liverpool departed 2 hours ago burning off fuel expecting to make a low pass shortly for a gear inspection at EGGP
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Another example of outstanding research by the BBC
"Bird strikes usually involve airborne animals being sucked into aircraft engines during take-off and landing."
"Bird strikes usually involve airborne animals being sucked into aircraft engines during take-off and landing."
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The Daily Mail contained a cracking statement. "A passenger jet was forced to dump fuel and return to Liverpool Airport this afternoon after suffering a bird strike on take-off". Oh dear, when are the going to learn that a B737 cannot dump fuel?
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