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C-FBUS (cn 095) Discussing how to get the mud-covered undercarraige back on to the taxiway. The aircraft took too wide a turn while entering the runway causing the left wheels to sink into the soft grass.
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A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed November 17, 2010:
Nearly exactly ten years ago.

A visitor from United States posted Wed August 5, 2009:
Call Joe Patroni from the book "Airport" by Arthur Hailey! He knows how to get an aircraft unstuck from the mud.

A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue August 4, 2009:
I think I would have used Vetter lifting bag then some wooden table to recover the aircraft.

A visitor from United Arab Emirates posted Sat July 18, 2009:
Power up and get out, open the throttle, it is the only way.. then wash before flight.. cool picture, thanks

A visitor from - posted Wed July 9, 2008:
Unlucky Skyservice!

A visitor from Singapore posted Sat May 10, 2008:
Welcome to the pilot life, one mistake and you're screwed

A visitor from United States posted Wed October 11, 2006:
1-800-AAA-HELP ? that sounds like a good idea

A visitor from United States posted Thu November 24, 2005:
Stinks to be that pilot...:(

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