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Debris from New Boeing 787 engine sparks fire in SC
Federal officials are trying to determine why debris fell from the engine of a new Boeing 787 Dreamliner, starting a fire and forcing officials to shut down a South Carolina airport. The Post and Courier of Charleston reports (http://bit.ly/NBRR0V ) that debris from the aircraft fell onto the runway at Charleston International Airport and into the grass Saturday, sparking a blaze that closed the airport for more than an hour. (hosted.ap.org) 기타...
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I think this equipment is going to become one of the great airplanes. I hope this is not a serous flaw.
OK, who left their gloves or oily rags in the engine after mounting? Bet you it is an Airbus mole working on the assembly line.
so that's were that wrench went
Naw it was one of the Union moles that got ground up while trying to put something into the engine.
Good one
I'm sure that there is solid evidence backing up that statement. Otherwise you wouldn't have said something like that, right?
It sucks when someone who clearly has no sense of humor decides to reply to a thread based entirely on... humor.
If it goes as that ATC thread did yesterday or day before, it will turn ugly and have all the Presidents, political parties and religion in here before it's over and FA will have to clean it up.LOL
Lets just go on and drag all of the king's horses and all of the king's men into it too and maybe we can all put this country back together again...lol
You know, I left before I heard the details but CBS National News this morning was reporting that there was an engine shed of some kind, not just crap left in there. I hate to start getting serious on a lighthearted post but that's what they said.
I meant engine shred
Too bad that shed didn't fall in my yard, i need a place to keep my new mower.... :-)
Brian is sharp, i don't care what his mom says !! ;-)
Send me a friend request on FB. There ain't but 40-11 pages of BB's in the country.lol
I hope you can use it. It's so hot and dry out here they are telling erverybody not to mow, afraid of a spark starting a fire. That's how that big one started last week, from a state bushhog mowing highway right of way
