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HR radness
His royal radness
That is Bader field in Atlantic city. It's only 2900 feet long. I dunno, I might want to land at the 9000 foot runway that's only EIGHT miles away at Atlantic city international
There are three useless things in aviation:
The runway behind you
The airspace above you
and a male flight attendant
Oh yeah...Jeff..... you're an ASS
There are three useless things in aviation:
The runway behind you
The airspace above you
and a male flight attendant
Oh yeah...Jeff..... you're an ASS
HR radness
His royal radness
That is Bader field in Atlantic city. It's only 2900 feet long. I dunno, I might want to land at the 9000 foot runway that's only EIGHT miles away at Atlantic city international
There are three useless things in aviation:
The runway behind you
The airspace above you
and a male flight attendant
Oh yeah...Jeff..... you're an ASS
There are three useless things in aviation:
The runway behind you
The airspace above you
and a male flight attendant
Oh yeah...Jeff..... you're an ASS
akinaspeedstar
New member
wow that's pretty wild!
akinaspeedstar
New member
wow that's pretty wild!
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rallyXcramps
Guest
That strip did look kind of unkept. Why would they land there? And why were the engines still going when no one (hopefully) was on the aircraft? I was hoping for full water injestion befor it gained any more speed.
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rallyXcramps
Guest
That strip did look kind of unkept. Why would they land there? And why were the engines still going when no one (hopefully) was on the aircraft? I was hoping for full water injestion befor it gained any more speed.
akinaspeedstar
New member
i used to work at the portland jetport years back, and saw some pretty crazy stuff, but nothing like that. and he landed on the totaly wrong runway, you always land into the wind, it helps bring down your land speed while bringing up your airspeed. as for the engines, they probaly stalled before it went into the drink, and some planes have a system that will relight a engine if it goes out. as for the water being ingested, those engine are designed to run while injesting pretty substantial water, you won't want one to stall out just cause it's raining! still pretty crazy though!
akinaspeedstar
New member
i used to work at the portland jetport years back, and saw some pretty crazy stuff, but nothing like that. and he landed on the totaly wrong runway, you always land into the wind, it helps bring down your land speed while bringing up your airspeed. as for the engines, they probaly stalled before it went into the drink, and some planes have a system that will relight a engine if it goes out. as for the water being ingested, those engine are designed to run while injesting pretty substantial water, you won't want one to stall out just cause it's raining! still pretty crazy though!
HR radness
His royal radness
Lets see.....
He had practically no headwind
The runway is in decent shape but it's marginal length for that aircraft
He was wayyy to fast for the lenghth of the runway he had to land on.
or maybe its that.................
He's a complete DUMBASS for not taking a runway that's a two minute longer flight so he could be closer to downtown Atlantic city. The runway at ACY (atlantic city international) is nine thousand feet long
Bader field is about a mile from downtown Atlantic city,
Instead of saving himself the $20 extra cabfare, he spent around 2 million on a wrecked jet/dingy
after he wrecks, he forgets to do a proper evacuation
1)shut down motors
2)kill battery power
3)get the fudge out
He had practically no headwind
The runway is in decent shape but it's marginal length for that aircraft
He was wayyy to fast for the lenghth of the runway he had to land on.
or maybe its that.................
He's a complete DUMBASS for not taking a runway that's a two minute longer flight so he could be closer to downtown Atlantic city. The runway at ACY (atlantic city international) is nine thousand feet long
Bader field is about a mile from downtown Atlantic city,
Instead of saving himself the $20 extra cabfare, he spent around 2 million on a wrecked jet/dingy
after he wrecks, he forgets to do a proper evacuation
1)shut down motors
2)kill battery power
3)get the fudge out
HR radness
His royal radness
Lets see.....
He had practically no headwind
The runway is in decent shape but it's marginal length for that aircraft
He was wayyy to fast for the lenghth of the runway he had to land on.
or maybe its that.................
He's a complete DUMBASS for not taking a runway that's a two minute longer flight so he could be closer to downtown Atlantic city. The runway at ACY (atlantic city international) is nine thousand feet long
Bader field is about a mile from downtown Atlantic city,
Instead of saving himself the $20 extra cabfare, he spent around 2 million on a wrecked jet/dingy
after he wrecks, he forgets to do a proper evacuation
1)shut down motors
2)kill battery power
3)get the fudge out
He had practically no headwind
The runway is in decent shape but it's marginal length for that aircraft
He was wayyy to fast for the lenghth of the runway he had to land on.
or maybe its that.................
He's a complete DUMBASS for not taking a runway that's a two minute longer flight so he could be closer to downtown Atlantic city. The runway at ACY (atlantic city international) is nine thousand feet long
Bader field is about a mile from downtown Atlantic city,
Instead of saving himself the $20 extra cabfare, he spent around 2 million on a wrecked jet/dingy
after he wrecks, he forgets to do a proper evacuation
1)shut down motors
2)kill battery power
3)get the fudge out
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rallyXcramps
Guest
and why are these dorks filming the whole incodent? Its like they knew something was up yet they weren't much help once it went into the drink.
It sure did float well.
It sure did float well.
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rallyXcramps
Guest
and why are these dorks filming the whole incodent? Its like they knew something was up yet they weren't much help once it went into the drink.
It sure did float well.
It sure did float well.
