Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
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Re: Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
Just as well that you didn’t mention formerly proper countries like
France. Nantes...
Uk. London city....
There’s plenty of places world wide that fail the test. I’m sure we don’t need to look down our noses at them
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Re: Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
I’m not so sure that that’s entirely the case with the A320, but that being a bit geeky...
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Re: Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
No, the gear doors are closed when the gear is up or down - when the gear up or down is initiated they open and then close.Freightdog wrote: ↑Thu Jan 03, 2019 8:36 pmI’m not so sure that that’s entirely the case with the A320, but that being a bit geeky...
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Re: Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
Christ, I have trouble locking and unlocking airplane bathrooms sometimes, or finding the weird 'flush' button, and you guys know in which order the landing gear operates.
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Re: Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
General Mackevili wrote: ↑Thu Jan 03, 2019 8:53 pm Christ, I have trouble locking and unlocking airplane bathrooms sometimes, or finding the weird 'flush' button, and you guys know in which order the landing gear operates.
Fess up. This was really you, right ?
Man sparks panic on India flight after confusing rear door of plane with toilet
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 54001.html
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I have had traumatized crew come up front, describing the moment they opened the toilet door to find all manner of nasty views where a passenger managed to fail to lock the door...General Mackevili wrote: ↑Thu Jan 03, 2019 8:53 pm Christ, I have trouble locking and unlocking airplane bathrooms sometimes, or finding the weird 'flush' button, and you guys know in which order the landing gear operates.
Re: Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
quite recently there was a uk news article about an african chap who had used this method to hitch a lift into the uk from an african airport.
regardless of how landing gears work, he made the flight and withstood the severe cold and survived.
im normally not a huge immigrant fan, but thats the sort of immigrant we want.. give him a passport and a job.
regardless of how landing gears work, he made the flight and withstood the severe cold and survived.
im normally not a huge immigrant fan, but thats the sort of immigrant we want.. give him a passport and a job.
A lie can get round the world faster than the truth can get its boots on.
Re: Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
Wow, arrogance son frontiers, you better read that manual on the 727 nose gear againn. Have met the stowaway we dropped?Given your medica eval? His.neighbors did not think he was medically ill. What kind of a bicycle have u been steering? Getting sick of posting anything on here.
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Re: Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
Whatever about the technicalities, I think we can all agree that stowing away in a space in some landing gear is fucking nuts, or just extremely desperate. Besides the hazard of getting crushed to death by machinery I believe it gets rather cold and hard to breathe at 40,000 feet.
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Re: Man Dies After Attempted Stowaway on Siem Reap Plane
John Bingham wrote: ↑Fri Jan 04, 2019 12:09 am Whatever about the technicalities, I think we can all agree that stowing away in a space in some landing gear is fucking nuts, or just extremely desperate. Besides the hazard of getting crushed to death by machinery I believe it gets rather cold and hard to breathe at 40,000 feet.
[/quote correct, and yet people have made it. One came in to Miami on a DC 8 from Bogota in the mid nineties. Our flights within Angola were very short. And our beat up airplanes had a hard time getting up to 30000 feet.
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