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07-04-2017, 02:48 AM
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Re: AirAsia's Severe Engine Failure Violently Shakes Plane For Two Hours
The Civil Aviation Administration of China should investigate, and produce a report detailing the findings, as well as any airworthiness concerns. The manufactures, RR, and Airbus should also report similar findings. IMO. if one of the mounts or a frame had failed I doubt the engine would have stayed attached. It might be possible with the back mount broken, but never the front. That's the thrust, and load bearing component. |
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12-03-2017, 07:18 PM
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Re: AirAsia's Severe Engine Failure Violently Shakes Plane For Two Hours
Yeah, go ahead and "pray." After all, nothing fails quite as spectacularly as what prayer does. |