@UKDefJournal 😳 How The Hell Did They Get Onto BZZ, Let Alone Get Airside At BZZ… RAF Police/Security… Even The RAF Reg Nowhere To Be Seen. This Is Not Good
Don't forget it's #ThEagleThursday. Here's a cool shot of some Lakenheath F-15's in missing man formation over Omaha Beach in honor of the 75th anniversary of D-Day, June 6, 2019. 🫡
We've seen off an epic first week on Exercise Red Flag. 🚩
Flying daily Typhoon and Voyager missions in the skies of Nevada.
Now we kick off week two with more combat sorties with the @usairforce and @AusAirForce. 🇦🇺🇬🇧🇺🇸
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An unidentified object in a luggage compartment is attracting attention as the cause of the Air Busan A321 fire that occurred at Gimhae International Airport yesterday.
Flight attendants and passengers on board the accident aircraft testified that the fire started in the overhead area.
A couple in their 30s, who were sat in a seat near the smoking shelf, said, "When there was smoke, the flight attendant said, 'What did you put inside?' And then, all of a sudden, there was a lot of smoke."
Initially there was speculation that the fire started in the auxiliary power unit (APU) of the aircraft.
The Busan Fire and Disaster Headquarters is negotiating a schedule for a joint investigation with the Aircraft and Rail Accident Investigation Committee of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Infrastructure to determine the official cause of the fire.
American Airlines 787 ingests a cargo container into its right engine while taxiing at Chicago O’Hare International Airport.
It's reported that a ground vehicle towing the containers crossed a taxiway when the jet blast of a A350 blew one of the containers towards the 787.
The FAA said in a statement, "The crew of American Airlines Flight 47 reported an engine issue while taxiing to the gate at Chicago O’Hare International Airport around 4 p.m. local time on Thursday, October 17. The passengers deplaned normally. The Boeing 787-9 was traveling from Heathrow Airport in London."
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@pilotphotog KC-46 Pegasus USAF, arriving for
EX Ramstein Flag24 possible (Crete or Greece) if it was in Transit with an E3 a couple of days ago. I tracked them while on holiday in Santorini. AtoA refuelling mission tasking. Like said… no wrong answers 🫡