Was there no audio available of the process of getting the flipped plane off the runway? Your video of a similar situation in Las Vegas also ends with an apparent cliffhanger of the stricken plane just lying there while traffic moves around it. However, at least in that case there's an additional hour of footage elsewhere showing not only the resulting runway closure but also Ground finally coordinating to get the upside-down aircraft out of everyone's way. It's not like flipped planes happen every day, after all, let alone flipped planes that everyone can leave safely! So leaving out the logistics of how an airport helps resolve all that is a strange oversight, especially for this channel that typically goes above and beyond when it comes to its level of detail.
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Ground controller seemed pretty chill about a plane blowing over on his airport.
I was thinking, oh prop wash incoming! Great video, I liked the brief trivia section about the airport. 🙌
So the 340 pilot offered to check on them but no such mention from ATC?
Yeah no kidding... "Looks like you flipped them over" ... and just says "Ok sounds good" when they offer to go help them WTF
That's not the SAAB's fault though. It's the idiot in the Cessna 172's fault for following too closely.
Poor little bird! Glad no injuries.
Well described sir and good to hear an Australian accent.
Good job from the Saab shutting down to ensure they’re not causing more harm.
I used to build the latches for the cabin doors. Kinda neat and creepy at the same time.
Was there no audio available of the process of getting the flipped plane off the runway? Your video of a similar situation in Las Vegas also ends with an apparent cliffhanger of the stricken plane just lying there while traffic moves around it. However, at least in that case there's an additional hour of footage elsewhere showing not only the resulting runway closure but also Ground finally coordinating to get the upside-down aircraft out of everyone's way.
It's not like flipped planes happen every day, after all, let alone flipped planes that everyone can leave safely! So leaving out the logistics of how an airport helps resolve all that is a strange oversight, especially for this channel that typically goes above and beyond when it comes to its level of detail.
I will say here that the sporty remix of the theme tune was an unexpected delight, as was the opening background info!
Only if the Cessna said Mayday Mayday Mayday all this would have been avoided
Can’t tell if this is a joke or not
Damn the day before my birthday
Why would it take six months for a report. We know how this happened and who's responsible. The Cessna got too close. Case closed.
What can be done to prevent it from happening again? How can things be improved to avoid this from repeating? Etc.
The end.
probably new regulation about tailgating
That’s the NTSB for you. And most of the time their findings are not conclusive.
Probably have to rule out things like brake failure, stuck throttle, maintenance problems, pilot condition, etc. :/
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