Evanie , there : True, but only Airbus planes can be the focus of ominous conspiracies in scarebus 'documentaries'. Thanks to the 737MAX that will surely be rectified soon . I hope the inevitable documentary about it is called " The Flying Pinto ". (Yes, I know there was an actually-flyin...

Fake, jet engines are started by throwing lit matches at the intake. What is shown in the film is the procedure for lighting the afterburners, which the F9 Cougar didn't have .

Are we waiting for Kentie to reappear and put Berntie, ATLCrewie, BBie, Navie, ITSie, etc. to shame with his sheer amount of type ratings?

3000 PSI on the brakes, no antiskid.

Perhaps BerNt worships obscure gods, much like flyboy, because he sure is a blasphemer to our god Airbus.

He indeed seems to Not_like Airbusie. We should ask for his opinion on face diapers (and fixed).

Si.

y hay otros zoológicos que han tenido accidentes de trenes. Prohibir todos los trenes del zoológico.

I was thinking of banning ALL Flyover...

We agree that all pilots are stupid…

OR

We Agee that Evan THINKS all pilots are stupid.

yes

A total train disaster in Flyover: Brakes fail, engineer did dies.

An interwebs search reveals that this is far from the first TOTAL RAIL DISASTER!!!! at El Zoológico de Paso Elevado...

Threeweeie, there:

Evan, who is not_a pilot, thinks all pilots are stupid...

I thought we all agreed on that

Maybe if I strategically cut my pants to make my worst bike-related scars visible I could stop being a 50-year-old virgin?

Do they know that trains have had disc brakes for about half a century? Fixed . From Wikipedia : Successful application began on railroad streamliner passenger trains, airplanes, and tanks before and during World War II. In the US, the Budd Company introduced disc brakes on the General Pershing Zep...

...does it have infinite torque at 0 RPM?

Do you know the case I am talking about?

In case he doesn't.

An engine cowling?

Being a 757 it was probably a slat.

(...) Boeing 787 (...) a second 787 (...) 737-700 (...) 767-300ER (...)

I see a pattern.

...gets confused by LHie...

Not aviation but avian, which is spelled similarly: https://www.sadanduseless.com/kfc-meme/

Are you sure those ChickenPhotos are fake? They look exactly how I imagine fast food chains.

You guys got all wrong!!! The moment the fuselage detaches from the engine of a Southwest Airlines Boeing plane https://www.infobae.com/estados-unidos/2024/04/08/el-momento-en-que-se-desprende-el-fuselaje-del-motor-de-un-avion-boeing-de-southwest-airlines/ Read that headline and was going to post i...

Truth is that we have no clue what caused the nose-down input. Micro-meteorite shower pushing the aeroplanie down ? ...let's wait for the final report. CONCUR . There is an almost infinite amount of things that can motivate a pilot to pull up, right or wrong. INDEED . Like stick shaker, stick pushe...

We were told that swept-wing airliners tended to develop significant sink rates if one lowers the nose much... Ban ALL swept wings . ...and that maybe the folks who engineered the plane and the procedures MIGHT know a thing or two. Of course they do ! Just look at them using the finest composite ma...

We only come here (or go there ) to scold pilots and Boeing employees for how much they suck at their respective works and tell them how to suck a little less , so hopefully they don't did died us a fiery did diedness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTWKbfoikeg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKlc...

If only we could ask a smaller, but still HALed 'Bus driver for his knowledge and opinion!

You, sir, are an idiot, ? Footnote: Irritating green font to signify there ? Yes . I'm an idiot here , there and everywhere . But I'm Not_the idiot in question this time. Do we feel bad for BBie 's real life friends ? (I, personally, envy him for having both friends AND a real life) And, more impor...

...didn't enjoy sarcasm and got mad at someone.
But there's a plot twist: it is Not_Threewee.

”A mechanical issue” caused a WN to return to Denver on or about April 7, 2024:

Aren't loose, dislodging, falling-off and/or exploding parts usual occurrence for both that aerolinie and that aeroplanie family?