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Thunderbirdsix
7th Mar 2013, 10:36
Flights resume at Dublin Airport after minor crash - RTÉ News (http://www.rte.ie/news/2013/0307/374557-dublin-airport/)

captplaystation
7th Mar 2013, 10:56
Not these IOM/Spanish mob again ?

DaveReidUK
7th Mar 2013, 11:07
Not these IOM/Spanish mob again ? No.

BinAir GmbH (http://www.binair.eu)

Thunderbirdsix
7th Mar 2013, 11:51
Very good pictures taken by MIchael Kelly of the aircraft here, taken from another website

boards.ie - View Single Post - Aviation & Aircraft Photo Gallery *No Discussion* (http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=83549493&postcount=3007)

Dave Gittins
7th Mar 2013, 12:40
It looks like the main gear is so tall and the nose so long that they got away without a propstrike. That'd at least mean only part of the day was ruined.







Edited after Post 7 to say ..... Ah well, I'll get me coat. (Thanks for the bigger pic 750XL) Maybe there's an aftersales opportunity there ? any spare Concorde nose cones about ?

blind pew
7th Mar 2013, 12:43
Looks to me as the props have rear facing winglets...:{

750XL
7th Mar 2013, 12:45
It looks like the main gear is so tall and the nose so long that they got away without a propstrike.

http://i49.tinypic.com/231yt4.jpg

StoneyBridge Radar
7th Mar 2013, 13:29
Looks like it's one of the Metroliners caught up in the furore last week of shipping Beagle dogs to Astra Zeneca for testing on...

Deportation Astrahundarna 26 februari 2013 - YouTube (http://youtu.be/FULL02rOLhI)

Aircraft is at seen at 5:18, video taken Feb 26th.

https://www.facebook.com/events/584777331537880/permalink/616279301721016/

Thunderbirdsix
7th Mar 2013, 13:33
The story going around here at present is that they had 600 live rats on board as cargo, I wonder were they for experimenting as well, would not be for pets thats for sure.

JW411
7th Mar 2013, 13:38
So, did any rats desert the sinking ship?

Thunderbirdsix
7th Mar 2013, 13:47
I reckon the emergency services approached it with caution when they heard what was on board.

Cows getting bigger
7th Mar 2013, 14:36
Are the passengers safe?

Hangar6
7th Mar 2013, 15:11
Two crew are fine flight is the monthly rat well mice run , a really smelly flight even on a good day still the resident hares got excited but no escapees so far

justanotherflyer
7th Mar 2013, 15:24
BinAir..... rather unfortunate name for an air operator, methinks.

Tinwald
7th Mar 2013, 15:43
So fellas, do we smell a rat?

Lone_Ranger
7th Mar 2013, 21:09
Karma.....

TWOTBAGS
8th Mar 2013, 05:19
I wonder if "the voice" was in command?:E

Sober Lark
8th Mar 2013, 06:31
Six hundred rats, that's a lot more rats than they usually have in an 18 seater.

Deep and fast
8th Mar 2013, 07:30
"600 rats"

Was there an international airline management convention? :suspect:

D and F

DavidWoodward
8th Mar 2013, 08:36
I wonder if "the voice" was in command?:E

So you've heard it too! Creepy, isn't it?

mad_jock
8th Mar 2013, 09:01
Nah all going to some lab to get experimented on.

Mind you there would be less of a fuss experimenting on international airline management.

Sober Lark
8th Mar 2013, 09:23
The sound produced in a person's larynx and uttered through the mouth, as speech or song.

Lads I'm curious. What or who is 'the voice' ?

P.S Jock. I'm relieved if its only international airline management. I had half expected another burger scandal.

mad_jock
8th Mar 2013, 10:38
I don't know but I presume one of the pilots has a very distinctive voice which puts the shivers up the controllers.

I "used" to yeply "ident you have" to an ident request and then discovered one unit had nicknamed me yoda.

eastern wiseguy
8th Mar 2013, 21:23
very distinctive voice

And how.......very very pleasant :)

NSEU
8th Mar 2013, 21:59
With so many rats, I'm surprised it wasn't a Piper and not a Fairchild (Metroliner) :}

deptrai
9th Mar 2013, 04:18
I don't know but I presume one of the pilots has a very distinctive voice which puts the shivers up the controllers.

Spot on. Not many concise, combined communications from controllers to "the voice" - some will make make multiple, seemingly unusual transmissions, like asking for POB, heading requests just to keep hearing...ghost whisper :oh:

golfyankeesierra
9th Mar 2013, 11:53
Lads I'm curious. What or who is 'the voice' ?
And is "it" a He or a She? (Edit: see that it already has been answered by previous poster)

Reminds me of the ground controller at Berlin Tegel (TXL) ground. Most pilots (including me) were so distracted when she was broadcasting that the whole contents of the message was lost on them. You always heard a lot of "say again"'s....

fokker1000
9th Mar 2013, 17:46
Did ATC notice it had happened, or was it reported from another aircraft?

surplus1
9th Mar 2013, 20:20
"600 rats"

Was there an international airline management convention? http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:www.pprune.org/get/images/smilies/cwm13.gif

No, sir. It was a convention of politicians. ;)