Rocket go boom or “rapid unscheduled disassembly”
Would be cool to be there
Not too close though
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big bada boom.
American Airlines Airbus A321 (N980UY, built 2013) was taxiing for departure at Charlotte-Douglas Intl AP (KCLT), NC when smoke and flames were visible on the right wing. Flight #AA2288 to Dallas until the airport fire service put out the flames. No one was hurt.
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737 love
Deplane…now that’s an American word i utterly despise.
Just get off the ■■■■■■■ plane.
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We know who to thank for that word.
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Today’s “it will buff out” (or not)
Cessna A-37
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And there was i looking for the llamas, not realising that ‘llamas’ also means ‘flames’.
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I thought it meant “calls” so was completely confused
“You call”? Yeah. I discounted that one quickly. You often see on mobile phones the word “llamada” when it’s telling you who’s calling. Or is it “llamado”?
I was just seeing the plane landing on a herd of llamas.
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A bit low?
Serious incident yesterday, May 6, at the Allen Aeroclub Air Show, in Argentina. The Van’s RV-7A Untitled aircraft was making a low pass when its right wing struck the ground a few feet from the audience. The second video shows how the pilot manages to correct the flight and continue flying. He made a safe landing moments later. No one has been injured, although the plane has been damaged.
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Far out.
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That looks like some pretty impressive flying, although I guess allowing the wing tip to hit the ground in the first place is a bit less impressive.
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A fraction lower and the aircraft cartwheels into the crowd.
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Yeah, the pilot really shouldn’t be flying that near to the crowd anyway.
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You can’t park there!
Fwit!
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