BigJimsWornOutTires
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They say a flock of birds got sucked into one of the engines, which caused the landing gear—that's not connected to that one engine—to fail. However, the 93 women aboard the plane tried to land for the first time, but the airport told them to abort due to a flock of birds. So the women went back up into the air and turned around and came back down for a landing, but the airport didn't warn them this time about the flock of birds being back, or they hadn't left; perhaps they were doing circles, and so the birds went into "one" of the engines, and the pilot announced, "MAYDAY! MAYDAY!" He must've known the landing gear wouldn't work because it takes a minute for them to extend, and yet he announced that emergency immediately after the flock of birds got sucked into the engine! However, it is known for the landing gear to lower before entering that space where the birds were waiting to take those 93 women down.
Ah, yes, we indeed have miscommunications happening in South Korea. And let's not forget, those motherfuckers built a brick wall on the runway! Also, it's a mandatory procedure to foam that bitch up. Yet that didn't happen. But the main question puzzling the world is, "Why did they build a fucking brick wall on the runway!"
Foaming of Runways for Emergency Landings
The procedure of foaming runways was previously done extensively in the military environment and occasionally for commercial aircraft. It was one of the best pre-planned practices for emergency landings (aircraft with belly landings or with defective nose gear) on runways to mitigate damage to the a
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Ah, yes, we indeed have miscommunications happening in South Korea. And let's not forget, those motherfuckers built a brick wall on the runway! Also, it's a mandatory procedure to foam that bitch up. Yet that didn't happen. But the main question puzzling the world is, "Why did they build a fucking brick wall on the runway!"
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