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A visitor from - posted Sun April 15, 2012: Anybody know the current state of -LPC? With LOT ceased, will anyone buy this 767 and repair it? Excellent capture, Pawel! Lucky to be there at the moment.
A visitor from - posted Sat April 7, 2012: WOW! GREAT SHOT
A visitor from United States posted Fri March 30, 2012: Just amazing picture every time I look at it!! Sad that this bird had to end it's life this way.
A visitor from Mexico posted Wed March 28, 2012: I´m glad all passengers and crew were safe. T.B.
A visitor from Poland posted Fri March 16, 2012: "Fly like eagle, land like crow." :)
A visitor from Germany posted Sun February 5, 2012: Madness! This shot is incredible. Luckily no casualties.
A visitor from Turkey posted Sun January 22, 2012: Supeerrr
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 22, 2011: Great landing without landing gear
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 22, 2011: Great photo, glad everyone was OK.
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 7, 2011: Nice
A visitor from - posted Sat November 5, 2011: Well done, Captain. Bravo.
A visitor from - posted Thu November 3, 2011: Amazing shot! just few days of being closer, totally a miracle! x__x
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu November 3, 2011: Good pilot :) the wrona has landed :)
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu November 3, 2011: Great shot of a very dramatic situation, 5*. To the visitor complaining about landing on the tarmac: the B767's weight + the fact that its engines are slung under the low-mounted wings would probably cause the wing structure to disintegrate or at least dig deep into the ground, making landing very abrupt and increasing the risk of casualties. The tarmac was covered with chemical substance in order to lower its friction coefficient. Landings on the grass can be done on aircraft without low-wing underslung engines. They knew what they were doing. Peace, mate.
A visitor from Poland posted Thu November 3, 2011: Very well captured situation. Extremely smooth and safe landing performed by cool pilots. Respect to airplane crew as well as to all ground crew. During TV interview passengers said that they thought that landing gear is finally down because of smooth "rolling". Later, some pax realized that something is wrong because of sparks appearing from under the wing. One elderly lady complained that during landing something was nocking in the back:)
A visitor from China posted Thu November 3, 2011: Congratulations for the photographer and the flying crew!
A visitor from - posted Wed November 2, 2011: WAY TO GO pilots...what an amazing shot from all aspects
A visitor from - posted Wed November 2, 2011: Amazing landing
A visitor from - posted Wed November 2, 2011: Perfect timing!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed November 2, 2011: Everyone that was included in the making of this photo was fantastic!
A visitor from - posted Wed November 2, 2011: Amazing shot 5 stars !! And great work by the pilots.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed November 2, 2011: This is just speechless, the very biggest congratulations to the pilots for this simply amazing landing!!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed November 2, 2011: Amazing pilot, many lives are saved. They should be given medals.
A visitor from Germany posted Wed November 2, 2011: What a magnificent job of both flight and ground crew! And a brilliant shot, I might add! This is one of the few pictures where you can see engine no. 2 missing the foam carpet, causing a small fire that was luckily put out very quickly. Excellent job there by the warsaw airport's fire brigade!!
A visitor from - posted Wed November 2, 2011: Amazing piloting skills and bravo to the Polish ground crew
A visitor from Italy posted Wed November 2, 2011: I think that this event and these pictures will be a landmark in our community for a while! Congrats to those who managed the emergency, great great job!
A visitor from - posted Wed November 2, 2011: Great landing captured on the wonderful photo.
A visitor from China posted Wed November 2, 2011: Amazing
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed November 2, 2011: Wow, that is a great job by the pilots
A visitor from Poland posted Wed November 2, 2011: Now THAT's how you do a power slide!
A visitor from Poland posted Wed November 2, 2011: Wonderful shot, what a situation....
A visitor from - posted Wed November 2, 2011: The pilots worked by the book. GOOD JOB! But there's one thing I really don't understand. WHY are they landing on tarmac? Usually no gear landings are done NEXT to the runway, on the grass. And the reason we can actually see in the photo - SPARKS. Sparks and fuel fumes in empty wings don't work too well together. Not to mention they'll need to resurface the runway.
A visitor from Sweden posted Wed November 2, 2011: Amazing!
A visitor from Poland posted Wed November 2, 2011: Super foto!
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 1, 2011: What an amazing safe landing and what a great photographer/pilots. Congrats all of you...
A visitor from Australia posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great airmanship to land like this and not be a bad ending. Great Job guys.
A visitor from Mexico posted Tue November 1, 2011: What a great honor to have some colleagues with the mettle to emerge victorious. Congratulations for being great companions. Greetings from Mexico
A visitor from Thailand posted Tue November 1, 2011: Well done both air crews and photographer. This is something that you don't see everyday and such a clear picture.
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Perfect emergency landing! Great job!
A visitor from Canada posted Tue November 1, 2011: I flew with LOT couple of times and it was very pleasant airline to fly with. Yet adding to that the skills of the pilots and the ground crew in Warsaw who were able to prepare the runway for the emergency landing and did not allow any fire makes LOT even better now. Great job!!!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue November 1, 2011: WOW this must be a first for an on the spot capture! Looks like taken right out of a movie
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 1, 2011: Wow first time this ever happened to a widebody aircraft where all the landing gears didn't come out?
A visitor from France posted Tue November 1, 2011: This picture is AMAZING, very interesting.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 1, 2011: Amazing photograph,amazing airmanship!
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great job pilots!
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Well, now that's something you don't see everyday. Thankfully all turned out ok... great job to all involved - including the photographer in this case :)
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 1, 2011: Perfect capture of the moment. Excellent job Captain Wrona!
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 1, 2011: Wow! Great capture, and Great Job by the Pilots...I wonder what was going on through peoples minds
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great photo in great moment
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 1, 2011: Amazing pilots skills , both, pilots & and photographer are Poles ;) congrats !
A visitor from Poland posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great work Captain! I hope LOT will lease a new 767
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Clear and great framing
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 1, 2011: Very nice, good job!
A visitor from Poland posted Tue November 1, 2011: Incredible shot. Fantastic landing.
A visitor from Poland posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great photo!
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Amazing landing! Talented pilot!!!
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Oh, yeah!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great skills!I know its training i know they simulate a hundred times..but do it for real is a different balgame.Very good flying.
A visitor from Poland posted Tue November 1, 2011: Perfect landing in extreme conditions captured superbly !! GZ!!
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great job by the flight crew and Boeing
A visitor from Spain posted Tue November 1, 2011: And a great shot... Well done Pawel.
A visitor from Hungary posted Tue November 1, 2011: Congratulations to the pilots. Nice sparkle like a machine.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue November 1, 2011: Welcome at the most viewed picture of the coming year ;) Great shot!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 1, 2011: Amazing capture. Well done to the crew.
A visitor from Hungary posted Tue November 1, 2011: My friend! You were at the good place, at good time. God job. Did your heart beat so fast during action? Thumbs up for pilots as well!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 1, 2011: Amazing! Hope no one was hurt.
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Firstly, what great airmanship shown by these pilots for a safe landing. Secondly, this is probably the only angle where the LOT livery looks quite nice!
A visitor from Germany posted Tue November 1, 2011: Holy Sh*t mate!!!! PC for sure!!! 5.1 stars!
A visitor from Poland posted Tue November 1, 2011: Amazing pilots skill! Great photo.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 1, 2011: Wow! Amazing landing... :)
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 1, 2011: Glider pilots rulz!
A visitor from Sweden posted Tue November 1, 2011: Simply awesome photo
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue November 1, 2011: Once in a lifetime capture. Great shot. I hope everybody onboard was allright
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great picture! Maybe a "once in a lifetime" for you!
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great crew
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Kudos to the pilots. I saw the video of this landing on youtube after watching this pic, and I must say the pilots landed it more smoothly than most planes land on gears... Well done Pilots and great shot Pawel.
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Awesome! Right time - right location - right situation. No one was injured, this flight coming from new york newark.
A visitor from France posted Tue November 1, 2011: Exceptional !! This catch is unprecedented, to put in the top 5! The crew has done an excellent job !
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great capture... But, of course, the passengers all evacuated them selves without any assistance from anyone, resulting in no injuries... Pilots are not the only part of the airborne team.
A visitor from - posted Tue November 1, 2011: Absolutely perfect Job of the Captain! Awesome! Also very well captured, Congratulations!
A visitor from Poland posted Tue November 1, 2011: Congratulations to captain Tadeusz Wrona for perfect and save landing!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 1, 2011: Great job capt. Tadeusz Wrona !!!! Nice shot! You`re so quickly :D
A visitor from Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of posted Tue November 1, 2011: Wonderful capture of a dramatic moment! Congratulations!
A visitor from Cameroon posted Tue November 1, 2011: Wonderful! Landing this large bird with 0 landing gear, 0 fatality and even 0 injury: Excellent job by these LOT pilots and nice "sparking" picture...
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 1, 2011: Fantastic capture of a dramatic moment that ended as well as you can hope. All that training came down to this moment and it was put to great use.

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