Turkish Airlines off runway in Pristina

[DaveReidUK]

Originally Posted by TypeIV

and brake units toasted in Hatay yesterday upon landing on another A/C.

Yes, landing on another aircraft is never a good idea.

[PJ2]

Flying Clog, re "I'm noticing a bit of a trend here." Well, that's why I asked about the IOSA process. While its a complex and involved step that an airline doesn't take lightly, it also isn't forever and there seems a bit of a trend here.

[sabenaboy]

And the list continues...

Yesterday, may 5th 2016:

THY A321 at Tbilisi on May 5th 2016, hard landing

[sabenaboy]

Originally Posted by Doors to Automatic

Does anyone know details of the Pristina incident yet? Touchdown point, speed etc.

May 4th 2016 The Aviation Herald received information that touch down marks were identified about 1500 meters down the 2500 meter long runway. ( source )

[Flying Clog]

Wow! The hits they keep on coming!

Well done Turkish!

[Ottoforce]

Heard this before, Said this before, it's a matter of arrogance, lack of training, Ottoman culture and sheer lack of will to comply with any rules.
They are EASA now! How the hell did that happen with their track record? Oh yes MONEY and corrupt expats helping them to bend the rules for now until they are no longer needed or the big one happens and they are banged up in a Turkeeesh jail wihich is where they should be but for now supping the black stuff, enjoy#1 European Airline of the year!€

[fdr]

not dull anyway