What did the Air Asia flight attendant have to say about it?
There is a bit of a dip halfway down runway 3E but if you adjust your takeoff speed in anticipation, nobody in First Class notices. Those at the tail end however wish they had fastened their seat belt as advised.
A tray full of GOLD is not worth a moment in time.
some of these model pilots do drone on as Tom Jones explained
IT'S NOT UNUSUAL as any real pilot would know
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...lights-divert/
Hole on runway causes chaos at London City airport | The Independent
Lightning Strike Leaves Hole On Runway At LaGuardia Airport « CBS New York
Bonus rare footage of Jack Meow as a trainee pilot whale
for those too poor to pay a few bucks to have a handling service glide you through like a golden stream,
After 6 hours from Muscat , it's a delight to pay a small tip not to wait for release with piss artistes
https://www.limousine.in.th/fast-track-immigration.html
thank you Wilsonandson for your 2013 Bangkok Post article looks like the 2013 fixes have lasted just 5 years!
Suvarnabhumi moves to patch up potholes
'Sinking' taxi lanes set for major repair work
Published: 29/05/2013 at 12:00 AM
The Aircraft we flew on was Malaysian Airlines flight 783, departed BKK 1710 on Monday 5th March scheduled service to KL. While I assumed the nose wheel was involved, it may have been an outboard undercarriage that got bogged, as the Captain's on-board announcement did not detail which undercarriage had been involved.
it is sad there are now some many dick heads on this forum!
"Looking for a cold beer to put out the chilli!"
Bigger question is is it safe to fly on MH?
Of more concern to me is that this weedy plane didn't have enough 'spunk' to drive out of the runway depression on it's own.
Just rock the plane back and forwards until you get enough momentum to get out of the hole.
Hasn't the pilot ever got his car stuck in mud?
Groping women when you're old is fine - everyone thinks you're senile
As it still appears that any such international airport/airline regulatory governing bodies are oblivious to the ongoing problems at Swampy regarding broad safety issues....
Do the Thais sweep the runways after every plane leaves like some militaries? If not the Chinese tyre supplier could be the culprit, probably sanctions are already drafted awaiting some signatures.
I spent many a hot summers afternoon in the dunes, over the chain ferry, with my girlfriend.
Last edited by OhOh; 12-03-2018 at 08:08 PM.
555 can't blame the camel jockeys for a change
The aircraft was being moved by a maintenance crew, who taxied using only the no.1 and no.4 engines, apparently not realizing that the aircraft's braking system is powered by hydraulic pumps powered by engines no.2 and no.3.
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