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Photo ID: 0961558
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N***** Visual approach onto Runway 19 at DCA with The Washington Monument in the background. |
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Photo ID: 0297683
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Views: 1783701
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D-AHIA (cn 29082/229) The most spectacular I have experienced in Europe so far! Very late 90 degree right turn ending right at the threshold of the runway. Dangerous downwinds from the hills make it even more difficult. |
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Photo ID: 0153718
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Photo ID: 0975371
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N471WN (cn 32471/1535) Flight 1248 veered off the runway at Chicago Midway Airport at approximately 7:15 p.m. (CST) Dec. 8, 2005, onto Central and 55th Ave. The aircraft departed Baltimore/Washington at 4:50 p.m. (CST). The flight was expected to land at 6:30 p.m. (CST). The flight circled Chicago Midway Airport landing at approximately 7:15 p.m. Airliner slid thru the fence onto the intersection and hit a couple cars. Eleven people were injured, including three from airliner. One 6-year-old boy was killed. He was the passenger of car that was struck. |
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Photo ID: 0526311
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Views: 400583
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PH-BTD / TD-014 (cn 27420/2406) Sometimes, especially on ground, pilot can be a very dangerous job. But after this teamwork and successfully climbing back, nothing could be going wrong. |
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Photo ID: 1032537
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Photo ID: 1035055
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LN-KKR (cn 24256/1629) The glowing morning sun illuminating this freezing, yet beautiful winter scene unfolding arond KKR |
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Photo ID: 0968017
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Photo ID: 1183104
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N649AS (cn 30663/1386) Wow! Northern lights and the Great Dipper!! This could be one of the ultimate window views that I could expect. Mother Nature surely does know how to pose for photographs. However, this is changing forever and could disappear suddenly as we are now traveling more than 700 km/h with 10 km off the ground. Definitely, this is a damn difficult image to capture where my passion for photography comes from. The red cast on the wing comes from the anti-collision light as I managed to synchronize my photo with it. |
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Photo ID: 0639854
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N46625 (cn 27529/2683) A dull afternoon at work is livened up with a corporate barbecue. Captains log to maintenance: engine 1 running hot, please check. Joking aside, you can be sure the pros at Co will only allow this aircraft back into service once its fully repaired. |
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Photo ID: 0808771
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PH-BXO / XO-401 (cn 29599/866) Handing out a cup of coffee to the guy driving the push-back truck. Nice picture! |
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Photo ID: 1087731
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N974AN / 3DG (cn 30098/977) The first of AA's wingleted 737's takes off from 35L as flight 762 to LGA. |
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Photo ID: 1005672
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ZS-SJS (cn 32632/1205) On a flight from Johannesburg to Cape Town, this leading edge slat would not retract. All the attempts by the pilots to recycle the flaps did not work, so we had to fly to Cape Town at a slower speed and lower altitude. According to the co-pilot who has contacted me, this has never before happened on a 737-800 and Boeing is investigating the incident. |
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Photo ID: 1030385
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Views: 219083
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N376DL (cn 23603/1361) The most exciting moment in my trip: the 732's reverse thrust! This is a definitely amazing machine! |
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