Rex emergency evacuation Melbourne
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I don’t know the Saab all to well, but is that “ jump” just the emergency exit?
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Pretty crowded SAAB if 43 people evacuated. Seems like an easy typo, but given the medias previous form maybe just trying to make it more dramatic than it was.
kika |
Jumped “more than a metre”! It’s a wonder anyone survived.
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Originally Posted by kikatinalong
(Post 11210836)
Pretty crowded SAAB if 43 people evacuated. Seems like an easy typo, but given the medias previous form maybe just trying to make it more dramatic than it was.
kika |
Couldn’t have been a 737 as many flights yesterday only went out with 10 or less bodies. Definitely sounds like a Saab load.
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Originally Posted by PoppaJo
(Post 11210868)
Couldn’t have been a 737 as many flights yesterday only went out with 10 or less bodies. Definitely sounds like a Saab load.
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“I was sitting there enjoying the pre-flight safety talk and a bit of smoke came out of one of the motors, it didn’t look exactly normal,” passenger Ryan Morris told Sunrise.
“The pilot came out in a bit of a rush and we got told to evacuate. “I was a little bit stressful, but they did a great job getting everybody out one piece, it was great. Where do they find these animated passengers? |
That 43 pax was likely a dyslexic 34.
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Originally Posted by blubak
(Post 11211083)
Flight was to King island so definitely not 737
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Originally Posted by Bull at a Gate
(Post 11210845)
Jumped “more than a metre”! It’s a wonder anyone survived.
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Originally Posted by PoppaJo
(Post 11210868)
Couldn’t have been a 737 as many flights yesterday only went out with 10 or less bodies. Definitely sounds like a Saab load.
If your info is correct, would appear the 73 op is not hitting the targets expected. |
Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11211203)
If your info is correct, would appear the 73 op is not hitting the targets expected.
They raised airfares. Now priced above Virgin and on par with Qantas. I don’t think that is a wise move for a number of reasons. I recall Sharpie being very vocal about pricing his business like Jetstar, with Qantas service. Now they are trying to do the latter with pricing also. Secondly OOL is seriously underperforming, to the point that they might as well exit the market. Serious issues at hand if your only pulling 5-20 bodies per flight, and Virgin is filling a whopping 14 flights a day consistently. Virgin are currently the biggest player out of the Gold Coast to Melbourne and Sydney. |
Originally Posted by SHVC
(Post 11211203)
If your info is correct, would appear the 73 op is not hitting the targets expected.
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Excess fuel feed before light-off during engine start can cause a flame throw with smoke or just smoke without the flames from the exhaust at the rear of the engine. Normally a non event.
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And a not quite so 'emergency' similar event in Roma….
Brisbane Times In a similar incident in south-west Queensland on Wednesday, passengers on board a flight from Roma Airport to Brisbane were told to disembark after smoke was spotted coming out of the plane’s left engine. |
Originally Posted by C441
(Post 11211665)
And a not quite so 'emergency' similar event in Roma….
Brisbane Times In a similar incident in south-west Queensland on Wednesday, passengers on board a flight from Roma Airport to Brisbane were told to disembark after smoke was spotted coming out of the plane’s left engine. |
Originally Posted by Matt48
(Post 11211715)
Wonder if it was the same plane, was the same side.
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Originally Posted by MickG0105
(Post 11211722)
Looks like -ZRK in Melbourne, -ZRI in Roma.
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Originally Posted by parishiltons
(Post 11211733)
Neither of which seem to have made it to the ATSB reports page (as of posting). I wonder why?
My point being that not everything gets investigated at any airline. The ZRK issue is now on ATSB page however. |
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