TAAG 777 dropping parts from the air

[Bye]

Some of you chaps may be interested to read this very recent thread.

Civilian Aviation • Home to the Civilian Aviation Enthusiast • View topic - Not an accident (But certainly an incident!!)

[lomapaseo]

Hey neat stuff from hight altitude and plenty of time to reach terminal velocity.

I would pick a flat plate in a falling leaf mode rather than tumbling ( eg. paper airplane type of motion).

No idea of course of what it is (possible ice from chem-trails )

[Beefsteak]

Ayup to one and all, my name is Ian (AKA Beefsteak) and the pictures in the link of the Ryan Air photos were taken by me.

Please feel free to discuss (And I await with baited breath for a resolution) but please remember they are my photos and don't go 'lifting' them with out my say so, Ta. Ian

[Beefsteak]

I've finally heard back from the CAA and they tell me they've no idea what it is either!!
Never mind , at least we didn't hear a big bang!

[HAWK21M]

What was the snag reported on that Aircraft?.

[B77WER]

Back to the TAAG incident, the airline has passed IATA inspections which surprised several people. This would suggest TAAG isn't intentionally taking shortcuts on maintenance which is reassuring.

The first 777 is supposed to fly again this week as well.

[Old Fella]

Beefsteak & Baited breath

Just wondered what you "baited" your breath with Beefsteak. I guess you really meant "bated" breath. Sorry, couldn't resist myself.