Allstarflyer wrote:The parents then, if that's truly the case - then let them simmer in the stuff.
GQfluffy wrote:and even lied to Skywest, telling them he was older than 14
FlyingAce wrote:GQfluffy wrote:and even lied to Skywest, telling them he was older than 14
Don't you have to present any sort of ID, even if it's just a domestic flight?
GQfluffy wrote:FlyingAce wrote:GQfluffy wrote:and even lied to Skywest, telling them he was older than 14
Don't you have to present any sort of ID, even if it's just a domestic flight?
Keeping in mind that I last handed out a boarding pass in July, 2007 AND that was in Billings, MT (population 100,000)....Big Sky never really had a policy...persay...regarding passengers under 18. Technically, yes, I believe they needed to have some form of ID, mostly being school IDs. Now in Montana, you can drive at 16, so kids between 15 and 18 usually had driver's licenses so the problem was moot.
Does that help?
helvknight wrote:LH A320 en route from FRA to MAD made an emergency landing at ZRH due to "undefinable smell from galley". 85 pax and 6 crew.
miamiair wrote:helvknight wrote:LH A320 en route from FRA to MAD made an emergency landing at ZRH due to "undefinable smell from galley". 85 pax and 6 crew.
Catering picking up road kill again?
helvknight wrote:miamiair wrote:helvknight wrote:LH A320 en route from FRA to MAD made an emergency landing at ZRH due to "undefinable smell from galley". 85 pax and 6 crew.
Catering picking up road kill again?
You could say that. Maybe the wurst was yet to come.
JLAmber wrote:helvknight wrote:You could say that. Maybe the wurst was yet to come.
I bet there were some sour krauts onboard!
Moving swiftly on...
JLAmber wrote:I bet there were some sour krauts onboard!
Moving swiftly on...
Authorities say a nighttime storm tore part of the roof off Faro airport in Portugal’s southern Algarve region, injuring five people and causing flight disruption.
Officials say roof panels over the check-in area of the departure terminal peeled off when the storm hit at around 5 a.m. Monday.
WILSONVILLE -- The twin-engine Piper flown by a Beaverton flight instructor and a Hillsboro student dived down on the smaller aircraft, smashing it to pieces and sending its pilot crashing to his death, police said Wednesday.
Capt. Ken Summers, Yamhill County Sheriff's Office spokesman, said witnesses to Tuesday's midair collision northwest of Aurora State Airport told investigators that the larger Piper PA-44 Seminole was executing training maneuvers in the area, making a series of rapid ascents and descents shortly after 4 p.m., when it came down upon a Beech Bonanza V35 that had taken off from the Twin Oaks Airpark in Hillsboro.
After the Boeing 737 900ER overshot the runway at 7:25 a.m., the four rear wheels became stuck in the overrun area. The plane, with a dry weight of around 78,000 tons, was still stuck 12 hours later.
helvknight wrote:Lion Air 739 overshoot in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, Indonesia. Looking at the dry weight it must have taken a bit of shifting. Is this Boeing's answer to the A388?
http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/lio ... uck/473570After the Boeing 737 900ER overshot the runway at 7:25 a.m., the four rear wheels became stuck in the overrun area. The plane, with a dry weight of around 78,000 tons, was still stuck 12 hours later.
Media
Zak wrote:Condor 753 suffers multiple bird strike upon takeoff from Hamburg, resulting in a loss of #1 engine. Aircraft landed safely again a few minutes later. The aircraft with 254 passengers was scheduled to fly to Hurghada / Egypt.
Source: our local spotters.
miamiair wrote:Any pictures?
JLAmber wrote:MAN-MUC leg of the MAN-MUC-SIN service takes an unplanned diversion across the grass at MUC:-
http://www.feuerwehrmagazin.de/nachrich ... allt-23880
Somebody got some pictures without being stopped by security
JLAmber wrote:Somebody got some pictures without being stopped by security
A Singapore Airlines Boeing 777-300, registration 9V-SWQ performing flight SQ-327 from Manchester,EN (UK) to Munich (Germany) with 143 passengers and 15 crew, veered off runway 08R while landing in Munich at about 12:10L (11:10Z) and came to a stop with all three gear to the right off the paved surface. The passengers disembarked via mobile stairs, no injuries occurred.
Munich's southern runway is currently closed and estimated to reopen by 16:00L (15:00Z).