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?

This showed up on my FB feed today. Either Mark Zuckerberg is a lurker, or he monitors my activity on www.internet.com. I love it when I discuss a product with relatives either by chat, phone or in person (but in presence of an El Teléfono Inteligente or similar ungodly device) and then we (Not_ita...

As I'm still Not_completely sure if bridges or ships are the ones at fault, I was thinking of equipping them both with nukes to destroy each other. But airbags could also work, yes. https://www.csun.edu/~hfmgt001/lighthouse.htm ...seems to be generally acknowledged as not_true, but funny nonetheles...

"The toilet of a Boeing 777 overflowed in flight and the smell forced the captain to return to the airport of origin" , titles Argie Media ( Googlie Translated ) where we can also read about crappy Boeing's continued problems Not_limited to crappers. Yes, it says " THE " toilet,...

Or how about... real afterburners?

Why fake? Didn’t your spin-out link also include a fire-belching exhaust stack?

Real afterburners in dinosaur/plant-juice-less electric motors usually result in reduced lifespan.

3) Diesel engines make more noise, this is the USA, and we think louder is always better.

We could install fake afterburners on electric locomotivies and make them cross a wall of fire and explosions every couple kilocorgis to make them more American.

I acknowledge a lot of electrical light-urban rail systems, but I don’t see anything happening with freight.

Europe has freight trainies with electric locomotivies.

"An open door is not an emergency".

Boeing would love that.

Ban ALL braking.

This was cool.

Some time ago, a cargo ship tried to destroy an important bridge here , allegedly due to rudder failure (didn't know Boeing made ships) . The bridge was unscathed . I'm sure this had nothing to do with unimportant factors such as mass, speed, angle , etc of the ship and everything to do with our hel...

[Gabriel links to some brake systems] You are not_addressing the question. Your links are to systems already developed. You offer no discussion as to why sanders aren’t on cars. No acknowledgement that electrical control might be needed for faster response. No consideration as to the engineering, m...

I wonder if this guy also has a solution for the shippie vs. bridgie issue . Airbags for bridges? :lol: As I'm still Not_completely sure if bridges or ships are the ones at fault, I was thinking of equipping them both with nukes to destroy each other. But airbags could also work, yes.

They're putting chemtrail nozzles on propeller tips now?

I wonder if this guy also has a solution for the shippie vs. bridgie issue.

Do you have anything against dengue?

no
In fact, I actually quite like it.

Fixed.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Shittyaskflyin ... ceo_right/

Blown head gasket, obviously.