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I was on board UR-CAG in October 2011, that and another AN12 delivered some oil exploration equipment to Narsarsuaq in Greenland.

Is moose commonly consumed (other than road-kill)... e.g is it farmed for the dinner table and sold in supermarkets? It seems that the Soviet Union started in that direction, but without reaching commercial sustainability on the project. In Sweden, probably no farms exist, and I like this excerpt f...

Even taking into account that eye witnesses are notoriously unreliable, one to two hours for fire fighters to arrive on scene seems a very long time. I would hate being in a burning aircraft at that airport. (Well, any burning aircraft anywhere, but you get the point. I hope.)

. I am just so grateful this hasn't happened during flight -_-

That could be the understatement of the day, sir, we really don't want the title of the thread fulfilled, now, do we?

This is not exactly good for the image of the 787, is it?

Monchavo are you the the gou whu said
.--we 41 it ha ha

I think you accidentally a braincell or two.

That might be the case, I was thinking picnics and sandwhiches.

True, but the pressure per square unit from one of her heels might well be greater than that of large military boot. Of course, I would not like to have my foot under either of them in any case.

And what kind of damage are those heels inflicting on the inlet?

Live streaming of video combined with flightradar24.com (callsign AIB350) and you get a nice picture of progress

".....to get in their cars and drive away from a threatened storm."

That is so irresponsible, you should stay behind and help that poor storm get away from whatever is threatening it.

I'll second what Chris just said, you will have a greater risk of changing the throttle setting when you get into a situation where a lot of yoke pulling/pusing/twisting is needed. Even on a motorbike that can be a problem, a sudden jerk of the front wheel and you suddenly twist the throttle inadver...

While it might be annoying to have to replace the slides, and remount the doors, why couldn't that be done where the plane is? At least the doors would be possible, and then a ferry flight to maintenance for the slides, if need be.

I wouldn't mind being paid for being a passenger....

The owner of the camera may not be aware that the date/time can be set.

"and when I awoke, I was alone, this bird had flown..."

That's a song about a different kind of Norwegian Wood, though....

"There once was a Baroness Thatcher
the Grim Reaper came up to snatch'er
the Tories were sad
the lefties were mad
that it cost us £5 mil to dispatch'er"

- by Mr. Craig

The B787 is certified OK as of today and will return to revenue service tomorrow. Great news!
Per

Now that is great news indeed!

I suspect the comment from the Air France was "I fart in your general direction!"

Welcome back, guys.

And it is grounded in Europe as well.

1/16/2012 ~2000Z

FAA grounds the 787

So UAL32 about to land at Tokyo (jan 17 0625Z) is the last airborne 787 for a bit?

it's always good when Scandinavians get their tits out.

Indeed, but in this case it seems the tits went in.

Very tittilating

Hmmmmm, now that seems like a credible source of news and information. The Lapine. Rabbits eat onions. I like this bit, I think that is the part with the most believable scenario: "Monsanto cucumbers have been ordered removed from all food stores in Nova Scotia, while Quebec stores have begun a...

Minus 13 and snowing here, is that a sign? Will we die, slowly?
Per

Yes we will died slowly, with a tiny bit of luck it will take years and appropriate amounts of alcohol