Stealthh21
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The guy who jumped out was probably just going outside to clean the engines out and lost his footing.
Get a life.
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The guy who jumped out was probably just going outside to clean the engines out and lost his footing.
The guy who jumped out was probably just going outside to clean the engines out and lost his footing.
rumpletumbler said:The guy who jumped out was probably just going outside to clean the engines out and lost his footing.
Getting back to the topic, is that aircraft's performance inherently poor on one engine or does it seem like more happened than just a problem with a single engine? Wondering if it's possibly that debris hit both engines..
I dont know, but I am sure with the door open there was additional drag, in addition what ever the debris hit I am sure was damaged as well. Not to mention Multiple emergencies at lift off. They don't train that one in the simulator.
Frank's been through multiple emergencies after V1 before.
I've flown with Capt. Frank in the past on a few occasions. Let me tell ya, if that airplane could have been saved, Capt. Frank was the one man who would have saved it. A very humble man and a great pilot. May they rest in peace.
The guy who jumped out was probably just going outside to clean the engines out and lost his footing.
The public comes to these boards and reads this crap too.
Which might lead someone to conclude: "Wow, that gal's wound pretty tight."