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Forum: Spectators Balcony (Spotters Corner)

1st Oct 2017, 01:28

Replies: 559

AF66 CDG-LAX diverts - uncontained engine failure over Atlantic

Views: 590,100

Posted By bilbao58

From the Bristol Post: "Videos and pictures...

From the Bristol Post: "Videos and pictures posted on social media by horrified travellers show a large section of the back of the engine is missing from the Air France flight..."

"back of the...

Forum: Rumours & News

27th Sep 2014, 06:54

Replies: 2,185

FAA Grounds 787s

Views: 1,031,709

Posted By bilbao58

That's damned hilarious coming from someone who...

That's damned hilarious coming from someone who started a thread that linked to the Daily Mail.

Forum: Spectators Balcony (Spotters Corner)

11th Mar 2013, 21:01

Replies: 2

Loss of Directional Control on landing

Views: 3,467

Posted By bilbao58

Here's the link to where that photo originated....

Here's the link to where that photo originated. It was, of course, taken in Toulouse.

Photos: Airbus A320-232 Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net (http://www.airliners.net/photo/1065433/)

Forum: Questions

1st Mar 2009, 04:36

Replies: 14

Why pilots on almost every crash?

Views: 2,392

Posted By bilbao58

"I seem to remember seeing on the video how the...

"I seem to remember seeing on the video how the fire crew hacked the hole in the cockpit roof, possibly to try to gain access."

Here's a link to another photo, from a different angle, that shows...

Forum: Questions

28th Feb 2009, 05:18

Replies: 14

Why pilots on almost every crash?

Views: 2,392

Posted By bilbao58

Do you see that "stuff" sticking up through the...

Do you see that "stuff" sticking up through the roof in that photo? That's most likely an interior partition that was pushed up through the roof. That means the frame of the 737 was crushed under...

Forum: Rumours & News

19th Jan 2008, 18:46

Replies: 949

BA B777 Incident @ Heathrow (merged)

Views: 425,078

Posted By bilbao58

Every time I fly Continental they tell us to...

Every time I fly Continental they tell us to "turn off anything that has a battery and an no/off switch" I just assumed it was to prevent a spark that could ignite fuel in the case of an accident.

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