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Doesn't look like it was the "white dragon" this time...

-Damn! That old bat is scary!

The scarier part is : I have flown with worse than her.
 
Sounds like ASA sucks.

Investigation might turn up something mechanical, like brake failure. As for now all we have is eyewitness testimony. Someone saw and Airbus-700 land and "you could see that the pilot even extended these flap things that popped up on the wing in a last ditch effort to stop the plane."

Fitting username, btw.
 
I thought this was good....not

Spokesperson from ASA. Kate Modolo says the plane did not overshoot the runway as some witnesses had reported. “It’s important to make clear the plane landed on the runway and was in the process of de-accelerating,“ she tells me.

All the years I was at ASA, I don't remember that in any manual.....
 
Spin

I thought this was good....not

Spokesperson from ASA. Kate Modolo says the plane did not overshoot the runway as some witnesses had reported. “It’s important to make clear the plane landed on the runway and was in the process of de-accelerating,“ she tells me.

All the years I was at ASA, I don't remember that in any manual.....

Wow, she applied so much spin that it could make a major league curve ball look like slow pitch softball.
 
Glad no one was seriously hurt!

This and the fire in TLH, SkyWest is off to a good start this year
 
Non-grooved runway in [perhaps] heavy rain following a non-precision approach. No visual slope indicators either.

Whoooo.....
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With a tailwind...lotsa links in that chain.
 
With a tailwind...lotsa links in that chain.

rampers forgot to mark the heavies, dispatcher didn't run the wet rwy performance correctly, Mother Nature created rain and tailwinds, airport authorities never grooved rwy, installed precision approach and visual slope indicators, the FAA for being the FAA and come on, and Mesa(cuz they suck). It wasnt the pilots fault....or was it.... because my hair gel always seems to get in my eyes on rainy approaches while I'm checkn the wx on my iphone. Who knows the reason right? Maybe the FA and the guy sittn back by the lav had something to do with it or maybe even the blue juice guy or because the lav wasn't dumped. Oh wait, nevermind, its just managements attempt at reducing the number of a/c online, kinda like last years 3 plane pile up in the hangar. hmmm....
Play safe, its only March.
Its all good though, glad no one was hurt in both of the ASQ incidences.

By the way, make some snowmen for me down in Ho-lanta for me tonight and drive carefully. Oh, yeah! Yo!
 

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