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Jetblue flight 292

Anybody know who the crew is? I have a couple of buddies that work there.

BUR-JFK, diverted to LGB. Gear looks down but the nosewheel landing gear looks cocked off to the side.


Hope it all turns out ok for everyone.
 
Turn on Fox News!

JBU Airbus is circling LAX, trying to make an emergency landing because of a damaged gear. Live on Fox News.
 
JetBlue emergency landing

Live on Fox. Reports a jammed nose gear and upcoming attempt to land at Burbank.
 
viper548 said:
dang Dish network...they put FOX News on the most expensive package, so I didn't get it.

It's a vast left-wing conspiracy.
 
viper548 said:
Why BUR? Pretty short runway

I thought the same thing. Why not LAX? Remember though, this is a TV reporter we're watching.

2000Flyer
 
2000flyer said:
I thought the same thing. Why not LAX? Remember though, this is a TV reporter we're watching.

2000Flyer
True. I'll give the crew the benefit and say their destination was BUR, but they'll put it down at LAX
 
I would assume they'd go to LGB. The equipment is already standing by.
 
The same exact thing happened several years back at Phoenix with an America West Airbus. The nose gear did not collapse, it's a really strong gear strut, just all the tire rubber tore off. Hopefully this will end the same way.
 
I wouldn't stay and clean the cabin after this $hit.
 
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They just showed a close-up of the nose wheel. It's cocked about 80 degrees to the left.
 
JetBlue with nosegear problems? Currently circling, burning down fuel....

Anyone heard anything about this? My wife told me about it via a phone call from her mother. Third hand news, so it may not be real accurate....
 
new route:
JBU292 BUR A2231 BUR E0015 BUR./.EHF125071..BUR 6727

old route:
JBU292 BUR A2231 JFK E0255 BUR.VNY7.DAG.J100.BCE..EKR..BFF.J94.PMM.J70.
LVZ.LENDY5.JFK/0438 6727
 
so it's cocked, but can they retract it? i just heard abou this and am waiting for the commercials. do the main gear come down? i did see the picture of the nose gear, looks pretty nasty. looks like a dicey situation. good luck, JB.
 
145 pax, getting ready to make an emergency landing at LAX, apparently. news said that they cannot dump fuel, as was mentioned earlier, so they are trying to burn some fuel off. is this true? i though all large a/c like that could jettison fuel.
 
Flywithmike said:
According to FOX news, Airbus aircraft cannot dump fuel. :rolleyes:

Shepard Smith (Fox news) speculated that this was the case, and later implied that this was confirmed. I can't hardly believe that a plane the size of an airbus can't dump fuel.
 
cjs said:
Shepard Smith (Fox news) speculated that this was the case, and later implied that this was confirmed. I can't hardly believe that a plane the size of an airbus can't dump fuel.


WHY??

Lots of a/c cant dump fuel.....MD80? Global Express? 757?....

you fly it around and get the fuel where you want - or just land it heavy.

WHATS the big deal with the fuel dump folks? :confused:.

These guys will ace this.....hold this nose off until about 40kts, shear off some parts, everyone will evacuate just fine...and they will be heroes!
 
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Confirmed by the geeks on airliners.net:
[font=ARIAL,][font=ARIAL,]"Narrow bodies like the 737, 757, MD-80 and A320 do not have the ability to dump fuel."[/font][/font]
 

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