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Old 01-17-2008, 08:04 PM   #31
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
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my dads sq flight was delayed by 2 hours... glad everyones ok. does anyone know the registration?
The registration is G-YMMM
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
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my dads sq flight was delayed by 2 hours... glad everyones ok. does anyone know the registration?
CN/MSN:30314
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Current Registration:G-YMMM
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Delivery Date:2001-05-31
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
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Jumping to the future-i'll be interested to see if this bird makes it back to the skies.
I doubt it that the plane will fly again. It depends on the extent of the repair and if it is worth the money to do it. There have been some overruns where they had to do major repairs and the plane flew later. It all depends on the damage and cost to fix it.
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
if ever, is this the first 777 hull loss?
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
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I'm sure he's already been in touch with his publicity department... :-)
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I can see an ironic Virgin Atlantic advert or statement on their aircraft like "Our planes/aircraft don't fall short!"
Yeah, that sounds like real I'm sure he will do some nice advertisement!
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
G-YMMM i think
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I can see an ironic Virgin Atlantic advert or statement on their aircraft like "Our planes/aircraft don't fall short!"
Everyone knows Virgin don't go all the way!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
Initial report now available:

Air Accidents Investigation Branch: Accident: Heathrow 17 January 2008 - initial report
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
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Luckily no one was severely injured!
(Note how I didn't make the joke I was going to make)
It's good that you're finally catching on. However, the next step is to stop referring to "noting comments you didn't make" - we all know that you were going to comment, and are glad you didn't.
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No thrust is not good in any flight equation. Thank God it happened whilst the plane was on final approach and the glide descent was able to get her over the perimeter fence!!!
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
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CN/MSN:30314
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Delivery Date:2001-05-31
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thanks crex, brandon and furry
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
Can't see what all the fuss is about, I always land without an engine!!
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Can't see what all the fuss is about, I always land without an engine!!
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Re: BA B777 Short Landing at Heathrow - Airport Closed
As for back-ups...there are two engines. If you lose them both then needless to say you must glide. As for electrical power, there is an APU which provides electrical power and air to the aircraft, and a RAT (Ram Air Turbine) which automatically drops out to power the radios and instruments, interestingly, someone had also found a photo of this RAT.





You can see the RAT here:

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So this loss of thrust thing-thats bad right????
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