Door detaches from plane, lands on golf

Is the proper warning for this event, on a golf course, to yell "DOOR" ?

From the CNN account: "An airport vehicle met the aircraft as it exited the runway and escorted it to Bombardier Aviation... where it was discovered that the main cabin door was missing," she said.

I suspect, somehow, that the discovery was made before the aircraft actually reached Bombardier.

New FAA regulation: Teeing off from an aircraft while airborne is strictly prohibited.

Ricky Nelson, who lives nearby, said he is glad he does not live in a high rise. "I'm glad I don't live on the eighth or the seventh floor coz it probably would have went straight through," he said.

Seriously? When did 'coz' become proper grammar for a news article?

screw the door....I would insist that the plane land asap before we found out what the next thing is that just wants to randomly fall off...lol

http://flightaware.com/live/flight/N207JB/history/20120523/1930Z/KOPF/KPMP

This happened at my country club! I believe its on one of the final approaches for FLL, since I always see jets and prop planes flying low overhead

V1....Rotate....Positive rate....Gear up....Jettison cabin door!

How do you lose a door like that? That seems like it'd be pretty hard to do.

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Door departs aircraft lands on golf course

Main cabin door departs aircraft,a Challenger, after take off and lands on golf course. Leaving opa locka climbing out when main cabin doors leaves for a missed t time!!

http://www.wsvn.com/

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Airplane Door Falls Onto Golf Course

Private Jet Lands Safely At Florida Airport
The Canadair CL600 jet was traveling from Opa-Locka to Pompano Beach, Florida, on Wednesday when it was diverted and landed safely at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, according to FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen.

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