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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Nickbat on 02 March 2008, 21:51:09
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Maybe the pilot of this Eurowings flight was ex-airforce? ;)
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=0a8_1203955507
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Oh what! :o
All that airspeed converted into altitude.....`not sure it was as all as planned at the briefing. ;D
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Jeez. I bet the passengers brought it up (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
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i suppose he don`t like doin overtime.... ::)
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That thing was empty, and not just of people.
Probably a large business jet. Those guys like flying like that after they drop off their passengers. Used to see Lears and Citations doing that stuff all the time.
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That thing was empty, and not just of people.
Probably a large business jet. Those guys like flying like that after they drop off their passengers. Used to see Lears and Citations doing that stuff all the time.
You were right it was empty of pax. After a little delving I have discovered that it was an Airbus A319 at an airshow in Germany. Funny how that changes my perception from "Oh my God" to "Wow, that's cool" ;D ;D ;D
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That thing was empty, and not just of people.
Probably a large business jet. Those guys like flying like that after they drop off their passengers. Used to see Lears and Citations doing that stuff all the time.
You were right it was empty of pax. After a little delving I have discovered that it was an Airbus A319 at an airshow in Germany. Funny how that changes my perception from "Oh my God" to "Wow, that's cool" ;D ;D ;D
Airliners have a surprising level of capability, especially Boeings. A 757 is quite sporty, and a 707 famously did a barrel roll at its public unveiling at an air show. Now that wasn't on the official programme!
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That thing was empty, and not just of people.
Probably a large business jet. Those guys like flying like that after they drop off their passengers. Used to see Lears and Citations doing that stuff all the time.
You were right it was empty of pax. After a little delving I have discovered that it was an Airbus A319 at an airshow in Germany. Funny how that changes my perception from "Oh my God" to "Wow, that's cool" ;D ;D ;D
Airliners have a surprising level of capability, especially Boeings. A 757 is quite sporty, and a 707 famously did a barrel roll at its public unveiling at an air show. Now that wasn't on the official programme!
How about another airliner which was able to outrun every fighter jet but the Lightning!
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That thing was empty, and not just of people.
Probably a large business jet. Those guys like flying like that after they drop off their passengers. Used to see Lears and Citations doing that stuff all the time.
You were right it was empty of pax. After a little delving I have discovered that it was an Airbus A319 at an airshow in Germany. Funny how that changes my perception from "Oh my God" to "Wow, that's cool" ;D ;D ;D
Airliners have a surprising level of capability, especially Boeings. A 757 is quite sporty, and a 707 famously did a barrel roll at its public unveiling at an air show. Now that wasn't on the official programme!
How about another airliner which was able to outrun every British fighter jet but the Lightning!
Funny how when people in the UK try to play top trumps they always bring up something from the past. ::) Except for CCTV of course! ;)
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whether it was by design or other wise, it looked cool :y
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That thing was empty, and not just of people.
Probably a large business jet. Those guys like flying like that after they drop off their passengers. Used to see Lears and Citations doing that stuff all the time.
You were right it was empty of pax. After a little delving I have discovered that it was an Airbus A319 at an airshow in Germany. Funny how that changes my perception from "Oh my God" to "Wow, that's cool" ;D ;D ;D
Airliners have a surprising level of capability, especially Boeings. A 757 is quite sporty, and a 707 famously did a barrel roll at its public unveiling at an air show. Now that wasn't on the official programme!
How about another airliner which was able to outrun every British fighter jet but the Lightning!
Funny how when people in the UK try to play top trumps they always bring up something from the past. ::) Except for CCTV of course! ;)
Come on, Theo, we're not always living in the past. Our current range of taxes are far higher than your pathetic ones in the States....so there! Yah, boo, sucks! ;) ;D ;D
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That thing was empty, and not just of people.
Probably a large business jet. Those guys like flying like that after they drop off their passengers. Used to see Lears and Citations doing that stuff all the time.
You were right it was empty of pax. After a little delving I have discovered that it was an Airbus A319 at an airshow in Germany. Funny how that changes my perception from "Oh my God" to "Wow, that's cool" ;D ;D ;D
Airliners have a surprising level of capability, especially Boeings. A 757 is quite sporty, and a 707 famously did a barrel roll at its public unveiling at an air show. Now that wasn't on the official programme!
How about another airliner which was able to outrun every British fighter jet but the Lightning!
Funny how when people in the UK try to play top trumps they always bring up something from the past. ::) Except for CCTV of course! ;)
Come on, Theo, we're not always living in the past. Our current range of taxes are far higher than your pathetic ones in the States....so there! Yah, boo, sucks! ;) ;D ;D
;D ;D
We're catching up in many areas. >:(