Boeing fuselages fall off train into river.
Boeing fuselages fall off train into river.
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Mashedpotatoes

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177 months

Mashedpotatoes

Original Poster:

1,344 posts

177 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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dudleybloke

20,553 posts

215 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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Expensive.

Mashedpotatoes

Original Poster:

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177 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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Very, looks like the closest one has a huge crack running half way round it.

williamp

20,381 posts

302 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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Not just in those lost airframes, but their whole manufacturing line will be disrupted waiting for their replacements. Could be a lot of downtime..

anonymous-user

83 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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Wow, someones insurance policy is going to go up significantly next year...... ;-)

Mojocvh

16,837 posts

291 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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I wonder if they will write then off or not scratchchin

Rick101

7,186 posts

179 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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Walt?

Simpo Two

92,671 posts

294 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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It looks like an early stage in the evolution of the aeroplane, as they climb out of the water and set foot on land for the first time. Another million years should see them evolve wings and fly.

Butter Face

34,696 posts

189 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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Now THAT is a massive fk up. rofl

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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If that happened in the 1970s, Dan Air would have been in there like a shot.

knight

5,235 posts

308 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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Eric Mc said:
If that happened in the 1970s, Dan Air would have been in there like a shot.
I was going to post to defend Dan Air but I didn't join them until 1989 so I can't comment on the Dans of the 70s! smile

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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I flew with them a number of times between about 1981 and 1989. On my last flight with them I flew in a Boeing 727 which they had acquired under a lease. The aircraft had been an insurance write off a couple of years earlier when it ran off the runway at Acapulco (it had been operated by Mexicana, I think).

Rick101

7,186 posts

179 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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Did they fall of the trim of did the train derail?

What was the cause of the derailment?

Simpo Two

92,671 posts

294 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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Rick101 said:
Did they fall of the trim of did the train derail?
I wish people would check what they post... still, trying to figure out what they mean is better than telly...

Rick101

7,186 posts

179 months

Saturday 5th July 2014
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We live in a world of auto complete!

And I took a moment to check this time...

GEARJAMMER

449 posts

168 months

Sunday 6th July 2014
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The train has derailed, all the air craft are still attached to their flat cars.

I expect as to who pays will depend on wether the fault was with the freight cars (operated by BNSF from what I can gather) or the track.