Shit that happens with Airlines, thread
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149K views · 4.1K likes | World Aviation History on Instagram: "January 2019, Olenya airbase, Murmansk region. After a normal training flight, a Tu-22M3 was returning back to base, attempting to land in difficult weather conditions. Leaving aside the low visibility, the Tupolev was too fast and made a hard contact on the runway, which made the plane bounce and rip apart in mid-air. Only one crew member out of four managed to eject. #tupolev #tu22 #tu22m3 #russianairforce #russianbomber #aviation #accident #landing #crash #crashlanding #failedlanding #bomber #jet #aircraft #airplane #aviationhistory #military #militaryaviation #catastrophe"
4,116 likes, 87 comments - world_aviation_historyJanuary 3, 2024 on : "January 2019, Olenya airbase, Murmansk region. After a normal training flight, a Tu-22M3 was returning back to base, attempting to land i...".
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Yeah, thats why they have “decision height” and “missed approach procedures”. Continuing an approach when you cant see the runway usually has those effects.149K views · 4.1K likes | World Aviation History on Instagram: "January 2019, Olenya airbase, Murmansk region. After a normal training flight, a Tu-22M3 was returning back to base, attempting to land in difficult weather conditions. Leaving aside the low visibility, the Tupolev was too fast and made a hard contact on the runway, which made the plane bounce and rip apart in mid-air. Only one crew member out of four managed to eject. #tupolev #tu22 #tu22m3 #russianairforce #russianbomber #aviation #accident #landing #crash #crashlanding #failedlanding #bomber #jet #aircraft #airplane #aviationhistory #military #militaryaviation #catastrophe"
4,116 likes, 87 comments - world_aviation_historyJanuary 3, 2024 on : "January 2019, Olenya airbase, Murmansk region. After a normal training flight, a Tu-22M3 was returning back to base, attempting to land i...".
visally....hold my vodka....
"Hey Boeing, hold my vodka!"
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Aeroflot Takes Ever More Desperate Measures to Keep Flying
The one area where Western sanctions against Russia are really biting is in its aviation industry and its airlines are having to take ever more extreme measures to stay aloft.
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FAA wants inspections of Boeing 737 Max planes for wiring flaw that could lead to 'loss of control'
Boeing says it’s “not an immediate safety-of-flight issue,” but some aviation experts disagree.
If Boeing built it in the last 10 years, it's an immediate safety of flight issue.FAA wants inspections of Boeing 737 Max planes for wiring flaw that could lead to 'loss of control'
Boeing says it’s “not an immediate safety-of-flight issue,” but some aviation experts disagree.www.nbcnews.com
speedtape and frodo
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Max on Instagram: "Lotta people were asking about the tape in my last video. So I guess I’ll try to explain speed tape or why you may see tape on certain panels on an airplane. My voice sounds weird i got all stuffed up. Okay cool thanks bye. #aviation #aircraftmaintenance #airplane #flying #pilot #flightattendant #flightcrew #aviationmaintenance #aviationlovers #avgeek #lordoftherings #tolkien #lotr #books #fantasy"
59K likes, 528 comments - airplanefactswithmax on March 22, 2024: "Lotta people were asking about the tape in my last video. So I guess I’ll try to explain speed tape or why you may see tape on certain ..."
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and heads have rolled in Seattle
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Boeing CEO, other executives stepping down amid safety crisis
The company has been mired in negative stories since a door panel blew out on a Boeing 737 Max plane flown by Alaska Airlines in January.
There needs to be a lot more.and heads have rolled in Seattle
Boeing CEO, other executives stepping down amid safety crisis
The company has been mired in negative stories since a door panel blew out on a Boeing 737 Max plane flown by Alaska Airlines in January.
And I’m sure their golden parachutes are worth multiple times what I’ll make over my career
Those motherfuckers had better *NOT* run out of money. They owe me a (tiny) pension.
and heads have rolled in Seattle
Boeing CEO, other executives stepping down amid safety crisis
The company has been mired in negative stories since a door panel blew out on a Boeing 737 Max plane flown by Alaska Airlines in January.
You mean northern Virginia
Those execs stay far far away from a factory.
Well what's more important, your pension or that they continue to make F-12 hypersonic nuclear powered stealth tanks?Those motherfuckers had better *NOT* run out of money. They owe me a (tiny) pension.
Those motherfuckers had better *NOT* run out of money. They owe me a (tiny) pension.
you'd be fine
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I mean... when I collect it, it'll pretty much just be beer money.
Engineering A Coup: Inside the Unprecedented Boeing CEO Ouster Demanded By U.S. Airline Bosses - View from the Wing
The CEOs of United, Southwest, American and Alaska all sought a meeting with Boeing's board without its CEO. This plan was hatched at March 7th meeting of their lobby shop Airlines for America. And it was leaked to the Wall Street Journal.
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Poo leaked from toilet on United Boeing plane to San Francisco
A United Airlines Boeing plane was forced to turn back to Frankfurt after a broken toilet caused feces to flood into the cabin, emitting a foul odor. The flight was an hour into its journey at the time.
the poo must flow
not all luggage is created equal
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Joey Moawad on Instagram: "I’m often asked if it’s safe to travel to developing countries Welcome to the US Newark airport. With 4 planes dumping bags onto one belt, I was taking a video to show the staff there’s a problem when this happened. Can we get this reel to the bag owner and EWR airport so they can do better? #usa #newjersey #newarkairport #ewr #turkishairlines #tk29 #march25 #baggage #broken #greenbag #fail #wheresthestaff #shame"
477K likes, 8,986 comments - joeymoawad on March 25, 2024: "I’m often asked if it’s safe to travel to developing countries Welcome to the US Newark airport. With 4 planes dumping bags ont..."
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It's an approved temporary repair and standard industry practice.
Speed Tape will also give you the worst paper cut of your life.
I just got back from the Air and Space museum, and I swear to freakin’ gawd the stuff on the lunar landing modules were put together with speed tape.
Well, ya. Do you actually think we went to the moon? Dude, the earth is flat and Tartaria will rise again.
Well, ‘we’ didn’t, but a couple of dudes with balls of Titanium did.
Someone forgot to tighten the cowling and is going to get fired
In a union shop?
Neither Money Nor Manpower: The story of the de Havilland Comet and the crash of BOAC flight 781
The story of the world’s first jetliner and its untimely demise, minus the myths.
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The moniker Comet was surely ironic (as i am sure was commented on thousands of times).
A mea culpa of sorts. In "I know a guy who knows a guy" news, word on the street is both the mechanics involved in the Southwest cowl departure were brand spanking new. One still on new hire probation and the other just weeks past. Both have apparently been relieved of their duties with the airline. It is heady days in the industry right now but it speaks to me of pretty poor culture that two essentially brand new people were allowed to be working all night and nobody was double checking their work. I also wonder what kind of half assed walk around the FO was doing that they failed to notice a unsecured cowl. It's not that hard to spot.In a union shop?
so I'm hearing there'll be two new car salesmen in the near future
whose time I will waste in the future getting quotes, no doubt
They will just walk across the street to United. Pay scale isn't quite as good, but they'll probably be fine.
Wonky perhaps, but related:
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Preventing Fan Cowl Door Loss | Safety First
Fan cowl door loss events are still reported to Airbus. In all cases, the fan cowl doors were not latched closed and secured following a maintenance task. This article provides an update on the design and procedure improvements introduced on the Airbus fleet to prevent fan cowl door loss events.