Ash gets into the engine internal air system, blocks the cooling supply to the disc, the disc heats up and then fails????? Maybe????
In only one engine out of four?
Seems unlikely to me. All 4 engines would have been exposed to the same conditions and, if those conditions were severe enough to cause a catastrophic failure of one engine, one could reasonably expect the other 3 to have also been affected to a greater or lesser degree.
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Calm down please, gentlemen.
Discuss the subject at hand, not one another.
Also, please try to stay on topic.
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GA
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gray area, if you say so. a response to a flamer not to pollute a thread is removed as ‘personal attack’ while the flame remains as it is. some unbiased moderation this !
It was left in place so that Scooter could see his mistake and didn’t have to rely on my word alone.
Scooter has now apologised to you – kudos to you for that, Scooter – so I have removed it and all is now well with the world.
So there! :p
GA
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ppp;
Thank you for your considered and well-researched contribution to this discussion. Do come again. :rolleyes:
Scooter,
The objectionable section of Boom’s posting (and he won’t post anything like that in here ever again – will you Boom?) was clearly not directed at you, so your outburst was completely un-necessary.
An apology would seem to be in order.
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Yes, and much of it is off-topic.
I think this is just a case of a pilot showing consideration for the aviation photographer. 😉
It’s not unknown.
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I’ll save you all the bother. 🙂
http://www.aviation-terms.com/
Sorry, jessmo24, but we have to draw the line somewhere.
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Airlines almost never develop and manufacture airliners.
Sounds like a bit of PR spin and hype to me. 😉
Ah, my mistake. For some reason I was imagining he was British, & the use of Americanisms by Britons on a British forum gets up my nose. I’ll remove the post.
Fair enough.
I’ll do likewise. 🙂
Almost, Paul. QANTAS has never had a fatal accident with a jet airliner. Still a pretty remarkable record, all the same.
Here’s a little more information: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-11702365
Let’s see someone try to blame Airbus for this one! 😎
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Calm down please, gentlemen! :rolleyes:
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Wrong forum!
GA
If they’re having a go at me, Paul, they’re leaving some other poor beggar alone…. 🙂
No show without Punch…… :rolleyes:
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Another thread clean-up. 😡
Gentlemen, let me be blunt.
Exercise your regional rivalries and nationalistic posturings elsewhere.
They are not wanted here.
As always, apologies to those who actually come in here to discuss aeroplanes.
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