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A visitor from - posted Mon December 19, 2011: It happens... sometimes.. when East meets South...
A visitor from China posted Sat November 5, 2011: Gooood .
A visitor from - posted Thu October 13, 2011: That's one way to merge, now called China Southeastern lol.
A visitor from Venezuela posted Sat April 23, 2011: Definitely some people are gonna be fired. just imagine, they have to pay the bill, they will have to work unpayed for some generations... :-)
A visitor from Guatemala posted Sat April 23, 2011: Not a word on the condition of the front undercarriage. Just look where it stands in relation to the tow truck, yaiks!!!
A visitor from - posted Wed January 26, 2011: Dang 777s. Tiny little things; always creepin up on ya...
A visitor from United States posted Mon October 25, 2010: It's alright, they're both owned by the Government. No hard feelings =)
A visitor from Czech Republic posted Fri August 27, 2010: Great photo! how can they missed B777? and Boeing vs. Airbus ===> Boeing win!!
A visitor from United States posted Sun August 22, 2010: ... and the wing walker was where???
A visitor from - posted Sun July 18, 2010: That wing definitely got "clipped." I hate it when that happens!
A visitor from Canada posted Sun June 13, 2010: I can just hear Austin Powers saying "Karate Chop"! Eew that's gonna leave a mark...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun June 6, 2010: Sorry for that nerdy touch, but OWNED! How can you not see a 777? :D
A visitor from Italy posted Sat May 8, 2010: Well done... it's so difficult to see a 777 behind you?
A visitor from - posted Mon March 15, 2010: The 777 forgot to use the horns. beep beep! :)
A visitor from - posted Sun November 22, 2009: Chinese Kung Fu !!!
A visitor from - posted Wed October 14, 2009: The 777 looks untouched. the a320 is leaning to the left and the tail is about to fall off.
A visitor from - posted Sun October 11, 2009: The force of the Triple 7 was strong, look how the main gear of the A320 tilted.
A visitor from China posted Wed October 7, 2009: It's expensive to repire...
A visitor from Germany posted Tue September 29, 2009: If you cant beat them on economics, beat them on the ground...
A visitor from United States posted Sun December 7, 2008: Always be a rivalry between Boeing and Airbus. Go Boeing
A visitor from - posted Wed November 19, 2008: "Mayday" in ground!
A visitor from United States posted Wed September 24, 2008: 777 - 1 : a320 - 0. Boeing wins again!
A visitor from - posted Wed July 2, 2008: B777 is a giant. Don't mess with him, A320 :) Bad Boys Live!
A visitor from United States posted Fri June 27, 2008: It's almost like the Asiana vs Aeroflot accident in Anchorage, except this time China Southern didn't leave Airbus a winglet for souvenir.
A visitor from United States posted Mon June 23, 2008: One A320 Vertical stab + labour ($5000000.00), the look on the guys's face who's responsible, (Priceless).
A visitor from Turkey posted Fri July 13, 2007: Haha A320 vs B777, anyawys really nice photo
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat October 7, 2006: Great photo note the tyre on right side, means quite a wack.
A visitor from Canada posted Thu September 7, 2006: What a shame.
A visitor from China posted Mon September 4, 2006: Good news.
A visitor from United States posted Thu August 31, 2006: Great shot. The gear see larger forces on slow speed taxi manoeuvers. I'd be concerned with the composite tail and wing parts. big $$
A visitor from France posted Wed August 30, 2006: I'd like to be here when the pushback guy gets the bill from china eastern and southern ... How much $ for an A320 landing gear ?
A visitor from Taiwan posted Wed August 30, 2006: Classic Airbus vs Boeing, this time going a bit too extreme.
A visitor from United States posted Wed August 30, 2006: That has to hurt. Repairs there are going to be expensive and yes, someone is gonna get fired.
A visitor from Greece posted Tue August 29, 2006: I guess the next time he is going to be more carefull!!! If there is one other time!!!
A visitor from China posted Tue August 29, 2006: Excellent
A visitor from Uruguay posted Tue August 29, 2006: Thats definately stress on the gear, check the taxi line, it isnt distorted, if it was a wide angle shot that line wouldnt look straight.
A visitor from China posted Tue August 29, 2006: Something wrong with ATC or Push-back driver what a mass in PEK
A visitor from Singapore posted Tue August 29, 2006: What's with the ground crew? It's hard to miss a 777 on the taxiway.
A visitor from Austria posted Mon August 28, 2006: I like how you can see the apu
A visitor from United States posted Mon August 28, 2006: Someone is getting fired...
A visitor from United States posted Mon August 28, 2006: To quote Richard Hammond on Top Gear..."Oof! That sounded expensive!" notice the tilt of the inside right main wheel.....transfere of energy from the moving 777.....
A visitor from United States posted Mon August 28, 2006: I'm pretty sure the landing gear is fine, just seems to me that it is a wide angle shot.
A visitor from United States posted Mon August 28, 2006: That guy is EXTREMELY fired.
A visitor from Australia posted Mon August 28, 2006: Woops! Costly mistake. Check out the right landing gear, looks like its under some strain!

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