Hey, I remain impressed by the fact that the plane flew well enough to
land it without any further problems and
amazed that with all of the technology available today, that there is
not something that essentially prevents the pilot from doing that.
Randy
On 16/07/2014 4:47 PM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes wrote:
And the pilot was Bang Ding Ow
--R
On 7/15/14 10:43 PM, archer75--- via Mercedes wrote:
More on this story:
"......A passenger reported the takeoff appeared normal initially
until the aircraft began to rotate, the nose lifted up, however,
nothing happened. The nose dropped again, then rose very sharply
perhaps because of the runway end becoming visible. A sound of impact
was heard from the back of the cabin followed by scratching sounds,
that lasted for about 5 seconds, then the aircraft began to climb.
During the initial climb the aircraft was shaking, the right wing
dropped which the passenger, frequent traveller, perceived as
unusual. The aircraft continued to climb heading north out of the
Madrid area, no announcements were made.......snip
http://www.aeroinside.com/item/2336/aeromexico-b762-at-madrid-on-apr-16th-2013-tail-strike-on-takeoff
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/major/36912-any-latest-greatest-about-delta-12858.html
Gerry
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