Climb 10,000 Feet you are going to hit a plane

[RexBanner]

Give me a break. Does anyone believe one word of this farcical story from the Daily Mail?

[HEATHROW DIRECTOR]

Daily Mail? What's that?

[RVR800]

Shocking should be....

wun hundred

tut tut, typical journo's :ugh:

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=564300&in_page_id=1770&in_page_id=1770&expand=true#StartComments

Brilliant stuff. Seems the article said it was an A380 originally before getting changed as well :D

[The Many Tentacles]

Was in the Telegraph as well, sounds like a load of crap. It must be one hell of a plane that it missed if it had to climb 10,000ft.

Stories like that really make me laugh

[Il Duce]

Ahhh. Journalism you can smell.......reminds me of the aroma from a local pig farm.

[ImnotanERIC]

that is one funny story. hilarious

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Reading between the lines - anyone reckon it was a go around?

There's no mention of the time delay between the child in the cockpit and the climb.. it could be tens of minutes.

[watch_the_birdie]

I particularly like the name of one of the people that commented on the article:

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Smegma, Ron Paul, USA

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[anotherthing]

Also serves as a nice bit of free advertising for the passenger who is pictured in the article, who just happens to be the boss of a travel website.

[clr4takeoff]

Anyways, anyone still trust british newspaper ???:E
No credit, definitly no credit... 10,000ft to avoid a plane... gimme a break:ouch:

[the Shue]

I only use 1000 ft, imagine the stories they'd be writing about me!!! :ooh: