Incident a barcelona airport caught on video: Airbus 340 runway incursion during boei

[waveflyer]

http://theaviationist.com/2014/07/0...0-runway-incursion-during-boeing-767-landing/

 

[Freebrd]

One would think both pilots, or at least the FO would have looked in both directions EVEN if the tower cleared them to cross. Basic airmanship.

 

[twepilot]

He was probably texting...

RV

 

[Mercyful Fate]

One would think both pilots, or at least the FO would have looked in both directions EVEN if the tower cleared them to cross. Basic airmanship.

Thanks for your expert analysis....

 

[Phlintstone]

Yikes.

Phred

 

[BuckMurdock1]

Wow! Who's in the flight deck of that A-340?! Certainly not two professional pilots..
Reminds me of a Volaris A-320 a few yrs ago that we were preceding all the way from arrival into ILS 25L in LAX. From about 40mi out, they were warned repeatedly by ATC that they appeared to be lining up for 25R. Each time they replied 'Royer'. Ended up landing erroneously on 25R in front of us. ATC gave them a # to call...curious if te ever even called it.

 

[Freebrd]

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I CAN'T hear youuuuuuu!

 

[Mercyful Fate]

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I CAN'T hear youuuuuuu!

And I say good. Putz!

 

[Blue Dude]

That's not as near a close call as it appears. The zoom lens compresses depth of field to make it appear they're on top of each other, but the aircraft that went around hadn't reached the threshold yet, and the aircraft that crossed was almost a mile from the threshold. Worth a go around certainly, but not "split second reaction saves terrified passengers from certain doom" material. It's a dramatic seeming video, suitable for short attention span viewers during a 30 second spot on the evening news to hold viewers over the commercial break. Meh.

 

[SWA Bubba]

That's not as near a close call as it appears. The zoom lens compresses depth of field to make it appear they're on top of each other, but the aircraft that went around hadn't reached the threshold yet, and the aircraft that crossed was almost a mile from the threshold. Worth a go around certainly, but not "split second reaction saves terrified passengers from certain doom" material. It's a dramatic seeming video, suitable for short attention span viewers during a 30 second spot on the evening news to hold viewers over the commercial break. Meh.

True, probably not as dramatic as the video makes it seem, but clearly someone screwed up. The controller issued a inappropriate crossing clearance, or the pilots missed a hold short instruction; something. However, if the same situation occurred in IMC, the outcome may have been horrifically different.

Bubba

 

[SMcC]

That's not as near a close call as it appears. The zoom lens compresses depth of field to make it appear they're on top of each other, but the aircraft that went around hadn't reached the threshold yet, and the aircraft that crossed was almost a mile from the threshold. Worth a go around certainly, but not "split second reaction saves terrified passengers from certain doom" material. It's a dramatic seeming video, suitable for short attention span viewers during a 30 second spot on the evening news to hold viewers over the commercial break. Meh.

Interesting. From my first time viewing this I doubted its authenticity. I thought it was maybe a little more realistic than the very funny short video of the DC 10 landing on the 405, but still a fake. But my impression came from exactly what you're talking about here, compression of the depth of field. I just didn't recognize it.

 

[Mr. Johnson]

Waiting for Mary Schiavo to make an appearance.....

 

[nimtz]

True, probably not as dramatic as the video makes it seem, but clearly someone screwed up. The controller issued a inappropriate crossing clearance, or the pilots missed a hold short instruction; something. However, if the same situation occurred in IMC, the outcome may have been horrifically different.

Bubba

There is no OR. The crew on the 340 are the ones that screwed the pooch in the end. I hope all right seaters out there would have stomped on the brakes if the left seat bubba had his/her head up the poop shoot.

 

[SIG600]

That's not as near a close call as it appears. The zoom lens compresses depth of field to make it appear they're on top of each other, but the aircraft that went around hadn't reached the threshold yet, and the aircraft that crossed was almost a mile from the threshold. Worth a go around certainly, but not "split second reaction saves terrified passengers from certain doom" material. It's a dramatic seeming video, suitable for short attention span viewers during a 30 second spot on the evening news to hold viewers over the commercial break. Meh.

It is if you take the weather down to say 300 and 1/2.