Agreed!
deSitter.......did you not read
this earlier, or are you just too ignorant to care?
What the heck.....I'll paste it in here for you...
DeSitter:
One of your first ever posts on this forum was:
"I am a physicist, not a pilot, so I promise to say nothing stupid about flying or commercial aviation."
I suggest you go and meditate on that , as your latest post is just disrespectful drivel.
The post below, my dear expert of the skies, is your best by far and shows those who matter, what they are dealing with.
"I live under a waypoint for KATL on the way to RWY 26 - the jets pass over at 8-11 thousand feet typically, parallel to the runways in the opposite direction, before turning 180 into the airport. This afternoon a 767 passed over at no more than 2! and perhaps as low as 1,500 - really quite low - the plane seemed in no distress and the engines sounded perfectly normal - he was headed (fortunately!) toward the field - is it common for a go-around to fly so low? What would explain it? I've lived here for 5 years and that's a first for me, a keen spotter. Thanks in advance."