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Old 07-25-08, 01:06 PM   #1
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No idea; but there was a time when the report on something like this would have simply been "Aircraft missing - Investigation under way."

Aircraft design has come a long way since my youth.
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Old 07-25-08, 01:15 PM   #2
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Aircraft design has come a long way since my youth.
Yeah, no spirit doped linen wings. :rotfl:
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Damn koalas!
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Engineers are investigating what caused the hole - about 2.5m to 3m in diameter - which led to cabin pressure problems.
You don't say
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Engineers are investigating what caused the hole - about 2.5m to 3m in diameter - which led to cabin pressure problems.
You don't say
It was koalas!
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This isn't the first time for a 747.

Some years back a 747 flying near Hawaii lost a large fusealage section in the passenger compartment. one fatality.

A stewardess was sucked out iirc.

That had to be a horrible way to die.

Or even witness.
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This isn't the first time for a 747.

Some years back a 747 flying near Hawaii lost a large fusealage section in the passenger compartment. one fatality.

A stewardess was sucked out iirc.

That had to be a horrible way to die.

Or even witness.
I remember that! My aunt had been on that plane before it landed in Hawaii. If I remember correctly, it landed to refuel, the new passengers got on, then it fell apart. Scary stuff.
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Aircraft design has come a long way since my youth.
Yeah, no spirit doped linen wings. :rotfl:
Just spirited dopes laying whines.:p
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