I remember flying to South Africa once on a 747 and looking out the wing and there were 3 engines. Apparently they had to drop one off in Frankfurt for another plane and this was the usual method, strap it to the wing.
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3 engines? So they had already dropped 1 off?Originally posted by darmstadt View PostI remember flying to South Africa once on a 747 and looking out the wing and there were 3 engines. Apparently they had to drop one off in Frankfurt for another plane and this was the usual method, strap it to the wing.Job motivation: how the powerful steal from the stupid.Comment
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2 either side shirley?Originally posted by Ignis Fatuus View Post3 engines? So they had already dropped 1 off?Comment
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Correct.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostI remember flying to South Africa once on a 747 and looking out the wing and there were 3 engines. Apparently they had to drop one off in Frankfurt for another plane and this was the usual method, strap it to the wing.Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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I used to know a commercial pilot (father of a friend) who worked for various airlines in Africa, apparently landing under fire or with a few bits of the aircraft shot off was routine.
He had a chunk of missile tail fin set in perspex on the mantlepiece, they had recovered the intact missile from the fin engine of one of the 3 engined type liners, something had gone wrong with the bit that should have made it go bang, but the heat seeking bit must have worked Ok.Comment
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