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A visitor from United States posted Mon February 21, 2011: I love it how the food vendors set up
A visitor from Belgium posted Wed July 29, 2009: Hard landing?
A visitor from - posted Fri November 21, 2008: This really shows how big these things are
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat August 9, 2008: Poor A346! So young and will be already scrapped!
A visitor from Canada posted Mon May 26, 2008: It looks like more people are paying attention to the plane then the soccer game going on. As for the guy selling ice cream, its good to see capitalism thrive.
A visitor from Costa Rica posted Wed March 5, 2008: NICE
A visitor from - posted Mon November 26, 2007: What a tremendous loss! Fortunately, there were no fatalities or injured people.
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 19, 2007: What's going on with A340's breaks these days? This beast could not stop on the runway, the brand new one back in Airbus factory became a runaway jet during engine test... Not a good week for Airbus!
A visitor from Sweden posted Wed November 14, 2007: It's a fact.... the plane is going to be scrapped. What a pity!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed November 14, 2007: Excellent Picture.
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 13, 2007: Is that Gil Grissom from CSI in the foreground? LOL Great unusual shot! Really shows you the size of an A346.
A visitor from Finland posted Tue November 13, 2007: Hopefully this lady will fly again
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 13, 2007: Impressive Photo :-( Thank You,Stefano
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 12, 2007: Amazing shot! Gives perspective to the size of the a/c
A visitor from Australia posted Mon November 12, 2007: Sad to see this beutiful piece of machinery in this condition. glad that no one was hurt. congrats to the photographer bad taste to the ice cream vendor
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 12, 2007: Simply amazing, Stefano you rock! I always look at your pictures, keep doing your good work, Dannyfromny
A visitor from Bolivia posted Mon November 12, 2007: Very lucky and very impressive too
A visitor from Canada posted Mon November 12, 2007: Whew! The was lucky! Thankfully no one was hurt. What a twit there selling stuff to the crowd
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Mon November 12, 2007: Very clear
A visitor from Switzerland posted Mon November 12, 2007: Really sad to see this incredible plane in such a condition. Anyway great picture.
A visitor from Chile posted Mon November 12, 2007: Great Picture! 5 stars!
A visitor from Brazil posted Mon November 12, 2007: Fortunately nobody was hurt. I hope this aircraft will be back to the sky very soon.
A visitor from Guatemala posted Mon November 12, 2007: Really that deseastre, but the truth I congratulate to the pilot of the aircraft on the maneuver that I realize and it is an excellent capture. Regards Carlos A.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon November 12, 2007: Nevermind the plane, it is just a machine. I am just glad that no one was hurt! Impressive photo and yes it really does show how massive this A346 is!! Lol @ the ice cream dude!
A visitor from New Zealand posted Mon November 12, 2007: Brilliant Photo. Its Sad To See An Aircraft Like This. But Im Just Happy No One Got Hurt.
A visitor from Ireland posted Mon November 12, 2007: Such a nice plane!feel sorry for all the money lost!!
A visitor from Luxembourg posted Mon November 12, 2007: Nice shot angle. What is amaizing is that I was in Quito the day before. I took the same Iberia flight back to Madrid on Nov 9th !
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 12, 2007: I think this plane will never fly again.
A visitor from Germany posted Mon November 12, 2007: What a pain to see this lovely bird in such a shape
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon November 12, 2007: This picture really shows the size of the A346!!
A visitor from France posted Mon November 12, 2007: Good details
A visitor from Mexico posted Mon November 12, 2007: Thank goodness every one on board got safe. T.B.
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 12, 2007: Fast posting Thank You!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon November 12, 2007: Loving that somebody has been opportunistic enough to set up an ice cream stand for the onlookers!
A visitor from Ireland posted Mon November 12, 2007: Very impressive view!! And great news that no one is hurt.

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