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Plain crash in Nepal kills 18 October 8th, 2008 - 2:32 pm ICT by Bupha Ravirot - 18 passengers die in a plain crash in the remote mountains of northeast Nepal on Wednesday, at around 11.30 am local time, only pilot survived. A small private plain, Yeti Airlines carried total ...

" Twelve German tourists were among 18 people killed when a passenger plane crashed in Nepal's Everest region. A total of 14 foreigners are believed to have died, airport officials said. Only one Nepalese... read more

Sponsored by: http://click3net.fxacr.hop.clickbank.net Airbus A320 Lufthansa nearly crashed during a crosswind approach on the runway 23 at the airport Hamburg International (EDDH) on March 1st 2008 in Germany. Extreme landing or approach. Crash. Left wing touched the runway. Crazy. Hard and dangerous.

Wordless Wednesday One of the things I love the most with traveling, is the fact that I get to see the most unusual things…. *giggles* Normally I do not enjoy seeing crash landings (or should I say crack landings?), but this one is my absolute favorite. It’s from the Prater amusement park in Vienna, where we’ve just come home from.

On a flight from Los Angeles to Paris, a mad scientist on the run from the CIA is transporting a coffin containing the body of a colleague infected with a genetically modified virus. While the 747 crosses a violent thunderstorm, the instability of the aircraft allows the corpse to get out of its container.

This shirt makes two things readily apparent. First, the Sith are likely not really accustomed to water landings. And second, Darth Vader really seems to enjoy his water sports. Maybe a little more time on the water slide would have cured him of his need to take over the universe.

Posted by David Cenciotti in Aviation, civilian aviation. Tags: Qantas, B747-400, BA038, B777, Heathrow, Heathrow crash landing, Boeing 777, British Airways, GE90, RR Trent, Rolls Royce, Alitalia, FCO, Fiumicino, G-YMMM, aviation safety, LIRF, Emirates, B772, B773, A330, ILS, AAIB, Boeing, crash

After discussing a lot about the safety issues of the B747-400 and B777 fleets, I thought it could be interesting to go to Fiumicino to watch some wide-bodies arriving or departing from Rome airport and visually assess their status. Among the interesting details I could notice spending more or less an hour on Sunday Aug.

Posted by David Cenciotti in Aviation, civilian aviation. Tags: AAIB, ATSB, aviation safety, B744, B747-400, B772, B773, B777, B777-200, B777-300, BA038, Boeing, Boeing 777, British Airways, cavitation, crash landing, Emirates, fuel pump, G-YMMM, GE90, Heathrow, Heathrow crash landing, ILS, Jumbo,