United 777 sheds engine parts
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2018 3:20 pm
Blade missing, casing punctured, cowling gone. Not conclusive but nice circumstantial evidence.What makes you think the blade was uncontained?
That was 3 years ago when we were stupid, ass-hat, outsiders parlour talkers. I think he thought, that the largely missing cowling meant that stuff had blown outward through the containment.BTW... Gabe... why do you call this one an uncontained failure and not the Denver event?
I don't like that channel very much, but that video was very good.Neat first-person account just posted: https://youtu.be/J7_lzeY23dI
BTW... Gabe... why do you call this one an uncontained failure and not the Denver event?
But in the end it was not uncontained either (even when a piece of blade hit the fuselage, but it was at low velocity, it made a small dent and scratch but no puncture).Blade missing, casing punctured, cowling gone. Not conclusive but nice circumstantial evidence.