Off topic but I think that you will all enjoy this

https://www.youtube.com/embed/Sj-QGdsoelE?ecver=1

Am I to understand that some people spend their time watching cat videos instead of things like this? What is wrong with those people?

Another great photographer crashes with Jetphotos' high standards: https://forums.jetphotos.com/showthread.php?60400-shaner243-editing-advice 3WE, Why do you always insist in seeing the negative aspects of this sort of thing? The Internet is a wonderful way for people to share all sorts of useful i...

Never mind the force on your body due to the pressure difference inside vs. outside the plane, once you're stuck in the opening.

9 PSI times... what's the surface area of an airliner window? Say the window is 10" x 12", that's 120 square inches times 9 PSI, that's 1080 lbs. of force.

Presumably this is not the case on WN (their flights are still general admission, right?) but there would be some massive irony here if the passenger in question had paid extra for a window seat.

I wonder how much difference it would make? I'm not being sarcastic, I really do wonder. Unbelted your body gets pulled toward the window, your head probably goes outside the plane, and you get to experience a X00 MPH slipstream, low atmospheric pressure, and below-zero temps. Plus air trying to exi...

CNN:

Flight information provided by FlightRadar24 showed the plane went from approximately 30,000 feet to 13,000 feet in five minutes.

And... wait for it... pax are describing this 3,400 FPM descent as a "free fall".

Sucked pax did died.
Per

RIP

This kind of engines explode when you shut off the wrong engine, Or don't they?

Uh... no?

Is "exploded engine" one of the standard reasons for photo rejection there?

Seems a Southwest Fokker CRJ-2747 had a little engine boo-boo just now: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/southwest- ... m-updates/

How about this?

Sorry, not acceptable, it's backlit.

If it's not Lockheed, I'm not going.

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Plastic airplanes, plastic furniture... what's next, plastic cars?

Check out the third post in this thread: http://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=723265

Yeah I've got no problem with giving the oil all the help it needs to keep the engine happy. Apparently it just needs a little help staying out of the cabin.

the little oil leak was gone by the time the mechanics got to it Or the fact they checked the engine at 30000+/- feet lower altitude may have been a factor... Also I found the mention of decades-earlier research on the effect of oil fumes interesting for one specific reason: jets use synthetic oil,...

...because cowboy monkey drivers don't understand (or care) how autopilot works.

Hmm, why does this seem familiar?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeyM74eSyrw

The look on that guy's face after his first flight in a light plane is priceless.

There will only be autonomous mobility solutions.

Self-driving, flying autonomous mobility solutions!

It might make his head explode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQSDZOZ0cJ0

Are dogs allowed on AD.info?

http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ ... story.html

...but I'm pretty sure it belongs here: http://www.clickhole.com/clickventure/y ... at-6169#1,