[JBB]

 

[66Galaxie]

Design and maintenance schedule changes coming soon.

 

[Vaginaterian]

Boy I can’t wait for the electric aircraft. Won’t ever have to worry about this again.

 

[1970ls]

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Not even 25 yards from my office in the loading dock I have two sets of gear in "as removed" condition from a 777 we dismantled and harvested all the parts. For you plane spotters this is how you can spot a 777 if you have no other visual cues, it has triple axles per side versus the 767 just having a pair. Dave

 

[legendman]

Boy I can’t wait for the electric aircraft. Won’t ever have to worry about this again.

Solar array on top of the fuselage to recharge in flight, unlimited travel distances Brilliant

 

[legendman]

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Well that debunks the initial reports that it was a contained failure.

 

[69427]

Solar array on top of the fuselage to recharge in flight, unlimited travel distances Brilliant

With a beanie hat EPU on the nose.

 

[TheRevII]

Well that debunks the initial reports that it was a contained failure.

It looked like it was, based on the passenger's video. Front fan vibrating but still going around, cowling gone but no gaping holes in the side of the engine...but obviously not. Wow, there were 241 very fortunate people on that flight and who knows how many more on the ground. A fully loaded 777 coming down inside the city of Denver would have been really ugly.

 

[Jp outlaw]

wow, that under belly damage is scary for sure, definitely wasn't "contained" to the engine only

 

[JETS GARAGE]

Boeing has been having a tough time lately.

 

[Cheswick]

F.O.D.

 

[Blownufo]

Boeing 777 grounding explained visually: Pratt and Whitney engine failure involved in two incidents on same day

Two Boeing planes dropped engine parts on Saturday. Same engine manufacturer as past events. NTSB eyes fan blades cited in 'scary' 2018 United flight.

www.usatoday.com

 

[225digger]

Boeing has been having a tough time lately.

becuase no other form of travel has blew up or killed anyone ? not defending boeing ... but shit happens. we do not live in a perfect world..

 

[rick90lx]

becuase no other form of travel has blew up or killed anyone ? not defending boeing ... but shit happens. we do not live in a perfect world..

I'm pretty sure he said that because of all the problems they recently had with the 737 Max.

 

[ironpony]

and poor Joe the maintenance guy that did what he was told is now unemployed

 

[440Cuda]

Boeing has been having a tough time lately.

Yes they have. I grew up in Seattle, hell, my dad worked there in the 60’s. To say the recent few years have humbled that culture a bit is an understatement.

 

[440Cuda]

and poor Joe the maintenance guy that did what he was told is now unemployed

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I hope that’s 500 mph tape! LoL

 

[RCJ]

The slats on the leading edge of the wings, l helped build those for years. I shot the flush rivets, every one of them will be +.002 to -.001. As a contractor for Boeing it has been a tough year for us. Wednesday will be the last day for another group of layoffs.

 

[dino17]

I will never forget the day Flight 191 out of O'Hare. LHS engine detachment when it came on the TV.. May they RIP. Was living in Chicago..

 

[BlnLs1/RX7]

Boy I can’t wait for the electric aircraft. Won’t ever have to worry about this again.

Buy Tesla Airline stock NOW.