Dumbledore
My Kids' Doormat
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- Aug 26, 2004
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This little landing thing that JBU292 did at LAX last week isn't an isolated incident. Now, before you chastise me citing news reports that have stated this take a look at this link:
http://technorati.com/search/jetblue
The pictures here are of AT LEAST two other aircraft that had the EXACT same problem in flight and landed with it. I don't think the media has caught on to the fact that previous encounters with this problem have resulted in the same kind of in-flight drama that we all watched on TV.
One of the airplanes shown is a UAL A319. One is another Jetblue plane but there's water in the background and on the runway. It's also a different N-number.
Anyone got any more insight about this non-problem that Airbuses Don't really have?
http://technorati.com/search/jetblue
The pictures here are of AT LEAST two other aircraft that had the EXACT same problem in flight and landed with it. I don't think the media has caught on to the fact that previous encounters with this problem have resulted in the same kind of in-flight drama that we all watched on TV.
One of the airplanes shown is a UAL A319. One is another Jetblue plane but there's water in the background and on the runway. It's also a different N-number.
Anyone got any more insight about this non-problem that Airbuses Don't really have?