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Old 23rd Jun 2011, 18:48
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A380 in Paris

Ouch!

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When was this? Looks like a demonstration plane.
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Just a few days ago at the Paris Airshow
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If you look a little bit down this forum you'll see this towing incident is already being discussed in the "Bad day for Airbus/EADS in le Bourget" thread.
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Photoshop...a great trap for the unwary!

Ask yourself this...when would an A380 be taxying on the grass?!



Looks like there is a narrow taxiway to me.
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Photoshop...a great trap for the unwary!
Ask yourself this...when would an A380 be taxying on the grass?!
I think there are a few questions you should be asking yourself.
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I am not familiar with the A380. Do they have remote cams at the wingtips ? Is there any other way to monitor wingtip clearance from the cockpit ? If not, should they be thinking about installing such cams ?
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Now do you think if the building had a high viz vest on they would have noticed it
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Does that say Boeing on the back of his jacket?
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Guess who had the last laugh!
News & Events single | Airbus, a leading aircraft manufacturer
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I just love the way the wingtip is still stuck in the building
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"You can ADD that, Captain!"

Note: Acceptable Deferred Defect - same as MEL
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