Not a good way to go

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VectraMan replied

17 December 2015, 11:10
Artists impression.
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TestMangler replied

17 December 2015, 09:59
Originally posted by zeitghost

This one's got pictures of the aftermath to a 2010 incident:

LiveLeak.com - Engineer sucked into engine aftermath - Warning Graphic

Probably very NSFW.

Or those of a nervous disposition.

Top work sir !!
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LucidDementia replied

17 December 2015, 09:30
Originally posted by zeitghost

This one's got pictures of the aftermath to a 2010 incident:

LiveLeak.com - Engineer sucked into engine aftermath - Warning Graphic

Probably very NSFW.

Or those of a nervous disposition.

That is pretty ******* grim sir.
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Chuck replied

17 December 2015, 08:45
It doesn't make sense. The aircraft was in push back and the pilot whacked up the engines, then a bloke standing some 30+ feet away got sucked in?

Something doesn't ring true.
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LucidDementia replied

17 December 2015, 08:15
Horrific, but I imagine it was very quick for him at least.

tulip. Shudder.
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AJ1982 replied

17 December 2015, 08:07
Mishap? Slight throw away comment considering someone had met their end wrapped round a jet engine.

Wonder how they explained that to the passengers?
- Technical Problem?
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DaveB started a topic Not a good way to go

17 December 2015, 07:59
Not a good way to go

Air India worker 'sucked into aircraft engine' in Mumbai - BBC News

Wouldn't want to be the engineer who has to service that one next.
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