Boeing 737-824 - Continental Airlines | Aviation Photo #1503411

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Comments (42)

Anonymous

14 years ago

Wow, lucky catch! Its not very often that you can catch the flame from the engine. Awesome shot!

Great catch.

Amazing!!! 5 stars for subject!!!

Very impressive shot! I have witnessed surges like this before from the inside with the CFM-56. Ours was caused by a maladjusted variable bleed valve that caused a compressor stall as the engine transited from high RPM to low RPM.

Man vs Wild!

Wow amazing detail

Very nice! This is what I call being at the right place at the right time! It must've scared some of the PAX to see flames shooting out of the engine.

An excellent capture! Well done! (I never knew that a 737 had after burner!!!

Great shot!

I didn't know the 737 comes with afterburners. Cool! :)

First Thought: Something bad is going on, hope everybody's ok
Second Thought: Jet Assisted Take-Off!
Well Done.
I.L.

Great timing. Glad to know everyone is OK and it was mostly a non-issue

Help i'm burning up

Wow looks like the engine has some afterburners going off!! great shot!

First thought it was afterburner ^^ Excellent shot !!!

It is amazing picture

Spring is back, it's barbecue time !

Re-heat ; ) Nice shot!

Oh my what picture

Nice shot, I hope the bird is OK :)

This picture is really great!!!!

Good Work Jaldo!!!

Great shot TO/GA with after burner!! LOL

WOW! simply one of those rare ocassions caught with a camera! 5 stars!

One in a million shot. I heard the engine checked out OK.

Amazing!

Wow...right time, right place....

What a great "grab shot". Some photographer is very alert and awake.

Spectacular photo - Roast goose for dinner

Great timing! Very alert photographer, congrats!

Hopefully CO doesn't cut its inflight meal service and resort to drastic measures like THIS to feed everyone!

Amazing shot!!!! Thanks for not sleeping on the switch. Oh sorry,........ roast goose anyone!!!

nagi from Pakistan

Who knew 737's had reheat?

13 years ago

Looks like the pilot was in a rush because he was using his afterburners. Very nice and very lucky-5/5

Dinner's ready!
That's a once-in-a-lifetime shot. Great Job!

Yeah man,oh my god exelent fire in the airplane

"..and for in flight dinner service this we have Fried Goose fresh right off the grill"

Unusual to see something like this! What is the difference between declaring, or not declaring an emergency under such circumstances?

12 years ago

And to turn off the afterburners press Shift+F8... :)

11 years ago

*Burp*
*Ding Dong* Ladies and gentlemen, from the flight deck, we are going to return to Newark for a small mechanical problem. On a completely unrelated note, there will be fresh goose for everybody at the gate.

To the person who asked why an emergency was declared: they probably didn't have time, as they continued the approach and did the memory items for engine out. Plus on approach in fair weather the tower is able to see the aircraft so it's not such a necessity.

Remember: Aviate, Navigate, Communicate :)

Aviation Photo #1503411 Boeing 737-824 - Continental Airlines

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