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Notice the condition of the props?
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Notice the condition of the props?Looks to me like the big gouges were caused by the engine after hitting the tree and nosing in. If so - luck he didn't nose over on the back. He needed another ~700 feet altitude to make the threshold.
Looks to me like the big gouges were caused by the engine after hitting the tree and nosing in. If so - luck he didn't nose over on the back. He needed another ~700 feet altitude to make the threshold.
LMAO yes!!Did anybody hear that reporter ask the NTSB spokesman if they recovered the black box? Hhahaahahahahhahah!!!!!!!!!!!!
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LMAO yes!!
I saw that last night during the live interview...there were some real stupid questions, but this one was right at the top of the bunch!
Sure they are...at least journalists have a job.There is a reason they are journalists > ain't smart enough for any other form of employment.
Not likely...when the military deeded the land back to the city after WWII, in the late 40's, it remained (the government) the last word in disposition.From what I understand people have been trying to shut down Santa Monica airport for awhile.
Will this be the final nail in the closing coffin?
Interesting, so how did you get her to lay flat against the ironing board so you could press the wrinkles out of the dress shirt?i discovered it works better if used by my wife.
Just saw this article over at FB (thanks for sharing the laugh, Joe!) Apparently, the amateur pilot was not to blame, but his antique World War II plane was
So, according to this "professional" journalist; "Apparently, the amateur pilot was not to blame, but his antique World War II plane was."
My observation here, is that Harrison has logged more hours (over 4,000) as a pilot than this journalist has logged writing articles.
Why didn't the amateur author simply state: "The pilot (or Mr. Ford) was not found to be at fault, instead, the aircraft suffered a malfunction"...or something along those lines.
It almost seems to me that the author was trying to create an air of uncertainty about the pilot or get in a little bit of subtle GA bashing...
Hey, what better place to have zero-ground-convergence than a golf course?...I hope he makes a full recovery and has a laugh at the awful jokes about golfers.