Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

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Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby Gabriel » Thu Oct 26, 2023 12:14 am

We are going to run out of luck sooner or later, and I fear if we keep doing this it's going to be sooner rather than later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANJq5wBaXmE

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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby Not_Karl » Thu Oct 26, 2023 12:46 am

Private Jets COLLIDE ON TAKEOFF & LANDING
I first interpreted that these particular aeroplanies crashed onto each other twice. THEN i figured what the title meant is that all private jeties collide in each take-off and landing.
Ban ALL take-offs and landings.
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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby Gabriel » Thu Oct 26, 2023 3:26 am

I love this comment in YT:
0:49 "you guys cleared somebody to take off or land" - yes exactly and it wasn't you!

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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby 3WE » Thu Oct 26, 2023 7:13 pm

HOLY SWISS CHEESEPUN-INTENDED NEAR-TOTAL AIR DISASTER!!!!!, Batman.

That should not_have happened.

On my tiny-ass phone, I missed that it was HOU, ass-umed it was an uncontrolled airport.

Glad no one did dieded, I ass-ume popcorn will be needed for Evanie’s analysis and recommendations.
Private Jets COLLIDE ON TAKEOFF & LANDING
I first interpreted that these particular aeroplanies crashed onto each other twice. THEN i figured what the title meant is that all private jeties collide in each take-off and landing.
Ban ALL take-offs and landings.
Indeed,

…and fire Boeing management!

Footnote: I posted Gabiee’s YouTube, there, because I do like popcorn and I just bought a jug of apple cider.
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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby Gabriel » Thu Oct 26, 2023 8:28 pm

3we,

Why did you title the thread "Seatbelts are needed on active taxiways"?
That is the most anti-sensationalist title you could choose. I thought that you wanted stir the pot over there. That's not the way to go. It would have been better to title it something like "Emergency landing after 2 jets collide". Or... ahem... "Runway incursion crash"

Why did you (and do you often) provide the Belgium YouTube links?
I know why. You are clicking "share" and then copy-paste the link that pops up.
I don't know what "obscure" business YouTube has behind that, but just don't do it.
Instead, copy-paste the URL in your browser like I did.
Many networks (with many I mean my work's and I am sure that some other, maybe) have .be blocked.
If more people has issues accessing the .be links, that's also anti-pot-stirring.

My link (good): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANJq5wBaXmE
Your link (bad): https://youtu.be/ANJq5wBaXmE?si=ZFi8opWgGVndPlho

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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby Not_Karl » Thu Oct 26, 2023 9:17 pm

I love that youtu.be was a short version of the link, but now it comes with a (tracking?) string that, unless you take the time to remove it, makes it longer than the regular youtube.com version... :roll:
Why did you (and do you often) provide the Belgium YouTube links?
I might be guilty too and for the exact same reason :oops: . Didn't did knewed about the blocking of .be (I don't remember asking to ban Belgium yet, but there surely are valid reasons)
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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby 3WE » Thu Oct 26, 2023 9:41 pm

3we,

1. Why did you title the thread "Seatbelts are needed on active taxiways"?
On rare instances, I use sarcasm and hyperbole and ironing.

In a similar vein, on rare instances you understand sarcasm.
2. Why did you (and do you often) provide the Belgium YouTube links?
My computer did not_come with either a laminated type-specific procedure checklist on linky copying, nor a fundamental checklist, thus I used cowboy improvisation from a DOS-shell Windows 2.1, on a true NT-based environment…shouldn’t this be more automated?

It doesn’t help that AppleBus no longer shows the actual URL, but instead an auto-simplified title.

Note/Edit: See, Not_Karl also copies not_correctly.

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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby Gabriel » Thu Oct 26, 2023 9:48 pm

On rare instances, I use sarcasm and hyperbole and ironing.

In a similar vein, on rare instances you understand sarcasm.
Mine are rarest, ha!

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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby Not_Karl » Thu Oct 26, 2023 9:53 pm

Note/Edit: See, Not_Karl also copies not_correctly.
Probably Not_anymore, as Google recently did died the uch00b app from my ancient Android devices :cry: and I stopped using the "share" button on web browsers when they ruined short links.
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Seatbelts are required on active taxiways.

Postby 3WE » Thu Oct 26, 2023 10:24 pm

I look forward to the final report. It appears to be a dual failure of the low-silicon flight control computers, but isn’t there a tower (with Rapunzel) and windows where outsiders ass-ume that someone watches runways, and then all the redundant procedures …Hawker, 123…line up and wait…traffic landing 13…
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Seatbelts are required on active taxiways

Postby 3WE » Fri Oct 27, 2023 2:51 pm

Of mild ironing (or an extremely sad commentary on the state of our social-media-did-died world), I saw a tweet from the FAA describing this as a collision between a Cessna 150 and business jet Of course, with a disclaimer that it was preliminary information, subject to change. The ultimate wait for the final report organization, no less.
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Re: Seatbelts are required on active taxiways

Postby Gabriel » Fri Oct 27, 2023 3:48 pm

tweet from the FAA describing this as a collision between a Cessna 150
Surely you can't be serious!

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Re: Seatbelts are required on active taxiways

Postby 3WE » Fri Oct 27, 2023 7:45 pm

tweet from the FAA describing this as a collision between a Cessna 150
Surely you can't be serious!
I am serious…

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…and don’t call me Shirley

We need to install a new beeping and flashing light that says “DO NOT_TAKE OFF, ever.

https://youtu.be/Ebo0aLLPYwA?si=UpokQ30hQcMwWYNj

Footnote 1: Hollywood inaccuracies- “Try the FIRE LEVER!

Footnote 2: The YouTubez app on the iPad does not_seem to have an URL window…type specific procedures matter.

Edit: I’m seeing some dykleskia playing out here…holy type specific digit rectocranial inversion.
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Re: Seatbelts are required on active taxiways

Postby Gabriel » Fri Oct 27, 2023 10:30 pm

tweet from the FAA describing this as a collision between a Cessna 150
Surely you can't be serious!
I am serious……and don’t call me Shirley
Ok, you are not_serious, or dyslexic, or a liar, or Shirley.

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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby Gabriel » Tue Oct 31, 2023 7:12 pm

I use sarcasm and hyperbole and ironing.
It didn't work. Just saying.

5 days. 6 post. 3 posted by you, one y not_karlie, one by me, and one by Evan which was basically just a bad "ban stuff" not_karlie-like joke.

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Gabie will be happy.

Postby Not_Karl » Wed Jan 10, 2024 1:31 am

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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby elaw » Wed Jan 10, 2024 1:34 am

Did any bolts fall off the 737?
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Re: Runway incursion crash... it finally hapnned

Postby Not_Karl » Wed Jan 10, 2024 2:17 am

Did any bolts fall off the 737s?
Fixed. I don't know, but with both aeroplanies being Ancientliners -one of them a dreaded Max-, I'm ready to blame Verbie for this incident.
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