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500N 2nd Jul 2014 11:20

Interesting photo - Q A380, water in aisle
 
Don't normally post minor things but saw this photo in the Age of the LA Qantas A380 that turned back after a waterpipe burst.

Looks like a lot of water flowing down the aisle.

Qantas flight from Los Angeles turns back after water pipe leaks

http://i60.tinypic.com/xc66x0.jpg

nitpicker330 2nd Jul 2014 11:25

Wow, looks bad. Keep that away from the E and E Compartment......

p.j.m 2nd Jul 2014 12:06

Seriously, with that much water running down the aisle and into the economy deck below, how can Qantas have the balls to say


There were no safety of flight concerns with the water leak, however the Captain decided to return to LA in the interests of passenger comfort.
Melbourne-bound Qantas flight forced back to Los Angeles because of a burst water pipe | News.com.au

These A380's seems to have a high level of odd failures......

KrispyKreme 2nd Jul 2014 12:21

Should of never got to the stage it did if the cabin crew just shut off the water supply, that's a fair bit of water that I have just seen on the video!!

Blueskymine 2nd Jul 2014 12:28

Not a big deal. I'm sure it'll fix itself.

SOPS 2nd Jul 2014 16:52

Blue Sky beat me to it, but I'm sure Alan does not need any LAMEs to fix this, as all these new aircraft fix themselves,

500N 2nd Jul 2014 17:20

I didn't realize the water also flowed from the ceiling onto those on the lower level.
That makes it worse than I first thought.

Photo in Rumours thread.

hoss 2nd Jul 2014 20:01

I think it's already been done, "Lakes on a plane". ;)

All the talk of 'self healing' aircraft, how about Airbus stigmata!

mymatesadutchman 2nd Jul 2014 20:26

Water in the cabin
 
Well done Qantas management.Who do you think is going to believe you.Water in the cabin is a safety issue

p.j.m 2nd Jul 2014 21:18


Originally Posted by Blueskymine (Post 8546264)
Not a big deal. I'm sure it'll fix itself.

Yeah, no need for preventative maintenance, just fix on fail. Seem to be getting a lot of fails these days No matter, we saved enough to give the CEO a bigger bonus, and employ some more PR dweebs to handle any fallout.

Sunfish 2nd Jul 2014 21:23

Didn't know the A380 had a swimming pool...

tail wheel 2nd Jul 2014 21:29

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BriXoV3CUAAS_vw.jpg

Ngineer 2nd Jul 2014 21:36

^^^^^^^^^ A lot worse than I thought.

Nulli Secundus 2nd Jul 2014 21:48

What I don't get is how could that leak turn the seats that horrible green colour?

500N 2nd Jul 2014 21:52

They aren't quite that bad (the camera seems to add a Green tinge to the photo) but they aren't that nice a colour either !

p.j.m 2nd Jul 2014 21:56

In other news Qantas sends passengers a bill for the extra amenity of a waterfall and stream on their flight. Touts new levels of passenger comfort Qantas spokesman trumpets Qantas's world class innovation and pushing the boundaries in customer satisfaction. Says other Airlines will find this hard to follow.

500N 2nd Jul 2014 22:04

We now provide something no one else does, a free bath / shower on your flight to or from LA !

Spotlight 2nd Jul 2014 22:35

Looks more like Air India.

Bankstown Boy 2nd Jul 2014 22:53

yeah! it's one-up-man-ship on their 'partner' airline - they only provide showers in first class

blueloo 2nd Jul 2014 23:49

Aside from electronics damage which could be catastrophic, especially in a bus, is there sufficient potable water carried on board that should it accumulate at the very aft (or nose) it could take it out of CofG limits?


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