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ifonly 17th Jan 2015 08:05

Aircraft off the runway in Philippines.
 
BBC News - Philippines plane misses runway after Pope departs

phiggsbroadband 17th Jan 2015 08:58

Philippines plane off runway as Pope departs
 
This excursion happened in stormy weather after the Pope's visit to the Philippines.
BBC News - Philippines plane misses runway after Pope departs

Greenlights 17th Jan 2015 09:06

oh well....not surprising at all.
next!

Romeo E.T. 17th Jan 2015 09:09

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B7h7ascCIAEQ3r6.jpg

ACMS 17th Jan 2015 11:00

1/ heavy rain
2/ non grooved runways
3/ Pilots determined to land

= trouble

RF4 17th Jan 2015 11:39

The Usual Confusion
 

1/ heavy rain
2/ non grooved runways
3/ Pilots determined to land

= trouble
BBc report claims that it was an attempted takeoff. ..... But they also claim it was an overshoot. Well, at least we can see that it is deep in the rhubarb.

deefer dog 17th Jan 2015 11:50

At the time when the BBC video was filmed the aircraft appears to be pointing almost directly downwind.

barit1 17th Jan 2015 12:15

X-wind takeoff - ?
Plane veers off runway before takeoff at Tacloban airport after Pope leaves | News | GMA News Online

Phileas Fogg 17th Jan 2015 12:44

I'm just down the way from Tacloban, on an island in Surigao del Norte, and we are in something of a storm at the moment although nothing to get exited about.

Methersgate 17th Jan 2015 17:57

The Pope had cut short his visit to Leyte on the advice of the pilots of the plane carrying him; they had expressed concerns about taking off due to the increasing wind. This was a chartered aircraft carrying Government officials - crosswind take off.

mickjoebill 17th Jan 2015 20:53

Plane off the runway in Philippines
 
A plane carrying politicians leaves the runway at Tacloban in poor weather.
The precceeding flight a few minutes earlier was "Vatican One".

Looks like it was a good call by the pope's pilot to demand(?) the pontif curtail his visit to the Phillipines and leave early due to worsening weather.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...s-9985269.html

http://youtu.be/Ctzm_VlwW_U

evansb 17th Jan 2015 21:16

The predictable media with their knee-jerk cliché "...a small passenger plane..." Yes, one that weighs around 45 tons at take-off..

Notice on the video Crash Fire Rescue crew are spraying chem on the port wing. Post incident fire? Fuel leak?...or an over reaction?

Capn Bloggs 17th Jan 2015 21:22


Originally Posted by Bevans
Yes, one that weighs around 45 tons at take-off..

Delusions of grandeur...still only a oversized nearjet. :)

Looking at the wind, must have done a 180 in the grass. Would've been an interesting ride...

No Fly Zone 18th Jan 2015 04:52

All Hail the 'Press'
 
The 'Press' cannot even decide whether this plane was taking off or landing. How can we believe the rest of their reports? :{:sad:

ecureilx 18th Jan 2015 07:46

Operated by SMC, is what the media says ...

the Pope's 320 had the call sign Shepherd One !!!

None of them in the skidded jet were of Pope's entourage .. they were govt officials tailing the Pope's 320 !

CISTRS 18th Jan 2015 10:49

As stated above by mickjoebill:

A very professional and difficult call by the pilot of the Pope's aircraft, and sensibly accepted by His Holiness.


ecureilx 18th Jan 2015 12:33

This picture in Dailymail shows something else went wrong .. post skidding or pre-skidding ??

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...1484820347.jpg

the caption in Dailymail says "a boy and .. a police man look .. " or something like that

Now only if DM knows the "BOY" looks like a Asian sized MAN !!!

Above The Clouds 18th Jan 2015 13:03

Looks like a port winglet, would explain the foam being applied to the port wing on youtube due to fuel pouring out. Are there any reports of a runway incursion and impact with something causing it to detach ? that may also explain the report from the pax that a loud bang was heard.

CL300 18th Jan 2015 13:21


CISTRS As stated above by mickjoebill:

A very professional and difficult call by the pilot of the Pope's aircraft, and sensibly accepted by His Holiness.

Commander is god no ? Sense of hierarchy then :):):)

Jet Jockey A4 18th Jan 2015 15:06

Do we have the METAR at the time of the crash?

I would like to know in what conditions they made the takeoff.


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