Boeing 757 Display
Watch The RNZAF take one of their 757s for a hair raising display at the 2007 open day at Whenuapai airbase, great show!
Added: 172 days ago by
Airliner
Time: 02:23
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Out of Control - Japan Airlines Flight 123 Part 1
The cause of this accident lay seven years previously, when a Japan Airlines Boeing 747 landed and scraped its tail on the runway. The damage is incorrectly repaired and the aircraft returns to service. On the day of the crash the aircraft is operating as Flight 123 when the poorly-repaired rear pressure bulkhead bursts, destroying the vertical fin and rupturing all four hydraulic systems. The pilots manage to keep the aircraft flying for 32 minutes until it clips a mountain ridge. It then spins uncontrollably and impacts Mt. Osutaka. Of the 524 passengers onboard, many survive the crash but die during the night; only four survive to be rescued the next day. This is the largest ever death toll for a single-aircraft disaster.
Added: 167 days ago by
Lionel
Time: 21:37
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Missing Over New York - Avianca Flight 52 Part 1
It is normal for an aircraft to be delayed in flight. However Avianca Flight 52 is delayed numerous times, causing the Boeing 707 with 158 people on board to run out of fuel. The aircraft then crashes near Cove Neck, New York. This is the investigation riconstruction.
Added: 167 days ago by
Lionel
Time: 22:58
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Missing Over New York - Avianca Flight 52 Part 2
It is normal for an aircraft to be delayed in flight. However Avianca Flight 52 is delayed numerous times, causing the Boeing 707 with 158 people on board to run out of fuel. The aircraft then crashes near Cove Neck, New York. This is the investigation riconstruction
Added: 167 days ago by
Lionel
Time: 21:59
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SA 315B Lama extreme flying
Bernd van Doornick had some 22,000 total flying hours and is credited with more than 5,000 people rescued. September 1, 2007 marked his last flight at an air show, Bernd van Doornick showing the crowd gathered at Bex (Switzerland) what an Aerospatiale SA 315B Lama can do. The Lama holds to this day the absolute altitude record for all types of helicopters since 1972: 12,442 m. Quite an impressive helicopter, and with a skilled man at the controls this helo can do impressive stuff.
Added: 139 days ago by
MR_Smith
Time: 03:57
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