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DMO125 suffered radom disintegration approximately one hour before arrival to UHHH. Cause is unclear at the moment. Close view of damaged nose. Pieces of radom also damaged No.3 engine. Pilots didn't declare an emergency, because all airplane systems worked well.
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Photo Added: June 18, 2007
Photo Added: June 18, 2007
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Comments (10)
Fantastic shot. Always great to see these unique events with so much detail.
You must mean "all vital systems worked" :-)
The radome was damaged by statics firstly. Then airflow finished this dirty work.
About "all system worked well" - I forgot to add "as the crew said" :-)
Alexey Matvienko.