What are jacks?
Why did the main gair retract on the ground? I assume there was no hyd press, so the aircraft fell?
What a huge prop!
Try trough bru and then with vex to bcn?
Be happy! not a lot of people fly Air Malta!
I see now. It’s because of the high Gforces that the tail brakes off.
MD 80’s have a strange iron bar or so before their wheels. Is this a brake like you have on the go cars, or is it that thing they putted on the concorde after the crash?
YOu should look slowmo, then you can see that the forwward fuselages bends a bit! i don’t understand how the tail brakes off because it doesn’t hit the ground?
Originally posted by skylinerworld
My bro will soon work 4 them #
That isn’t true,all the B737s are their own!
COMING FROM which means they are sold from air atlanta! they probably paid a part with shares.
HMMM? What was that thing of movement of the magnetic poles? My heavy book says the magnetic north is in canada!
SO?
wasn’t flight 223 the one that flew into the Pentagon?
a near miss doesnt mean they collided! wlel, if you translate it litteraly in dutch yes, but dont!:D
Whoa! How do you fit the airplane so exactly in the picture?
they then make the runway in the direction which is most favourable for the wind; airplanes always take off against the wind!
! that means 50 cars! i didn’t knew they were getting a380’s.
No way, what a nonsense, there is still such thing as a government. A flag carrier with an international role this big CAN NOT_WILL NOT_ go bankrupt. Sabena did for lots of reasons, they weren’t that important.
What are they costcutting? Is this some nonsense topic you found on A.net forum or so?
Originally posted by green320
I would have 10 airbridges and one runway- 4,000m long and with direction 10/28.
why 10/28? i hope you know wtaht the direction is not chosen, but depends on the wind!