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Posted By: TrimA non gay Australian well I never how did you work out he was gay then?
Or did he behave just like Andrew?
Posted By: loremanIt was just an intuition I had based upon his general mien Trim.
Posted By: loremanPosted By: TrimA non gay Australian well I never how did you work out he was gay then?
Or did he behave just like Andrew?
It was just an intuition I had based upon his general mien Trim. Do you get the same feeling about Andrew?
Posted By: AngusNot so uncommon.The Mitsubishi MU-2 has only spoilers, no ailerons at all!
The MU-2B has been a dream-machine for the plaintiffs' bar for several
years. Of the 800 or so aircraft that were built between 1967 and 1985, more
than 200 have been involved in incidents or accidents, according to NTSB
statistics. The accident rate was particularly bad in 2004 and 2005, with a
dozen-plus crashes and 13 fatalities. Overall, its five-year accident rate
from 2000 to 2004 was 3.17 per 100,000 flight hours, compared to 1.73
accidents per 100,000 flight hours for that time frame among other popular
turboprops, according to Robert E. Breiling Associates. During the same
five-year period, the Mitsubishi's fatal accident rate was 1.66 per 100,000
flight hours, or more than triple that of popular turboprops, Breiling
asserts. Since the airplane's entry into service 37 years ago, more than 200
people have been killed in MU-2 accidents, trial lawyers say. Those
statistics also focused the attention of the FAA on the aircraft. About 400
MU-2B aircraft are still in active service.
To understand how that history impacts fleet values, see this month's
20/Twenty on page 112.
The engine that blew on Southwest Flight 1380 was made by CFM International, a joint venture of GE and the French company Safran Aircraft Engines.
In a statement on Tuesday, CFM said that it has sent a team of technical representatives to the site of the emergency landing to help the National Transportation Safety Board investigate. The company said it couldn't share any information or details about the accident.
GE and Safran "will make every resource necessary available to ensure support," CFM said.
CFM said that the engine was a model CFM56-7B. That model has "compiled an outstanding safety and reliability record since entering revenues service in 1997 while powering more than 6,700 aircraft worldwide," the company said. "The engine has accumulated more than 350 million flight hours as one of the most reliable and popular jet engine in airline history."
Posted By: korkskrewI was pondering this last night, and I can only remember two other engine failures like this. United flight 232 in 1989 (111 killed), and that A380 that landed safely in Sydney in 2010. A quick perusal of Wikipedia showed a cluster of such failures in the past few years, including another A380.
Posted By: pcstru"We're going to stop right here by this fire truck. Good day all".
Posted By: AsterixBack in the days of the Moffet Field air show, the Blue Angels practiced their maneuvers in the week before the show. My house was right under the flight path. Those pilots had to have ice water in their veins.