Speedbird 115 Emergency Fire Cargo Hold JFK RWY 22L
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- British Airways "Speedbird 115 Heavy" declares an emergency upon landing at JFK RWY 22L when a warning alarm was activated showing a fire condition on the forward cargo hold.
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Nice to hear Kennedy Steve.....
David Gillett UK the man, the legend...
You can hear the 744's fire warning go off behind the pilots transmission
Johnkinsey Summerfield 744 is shorthand for the 747-400, in ICAO codes Boeing shorten them for the flight plans etc. so a 747-400 is a B744, a 737-800 is a B738 etc,
Right action right procedures and in right order.
They came in one wing and one prayer,
Thank god I was not on that plane
nice catch.
The the atc controller sounds like the one that was on controls the day sully landed the plane on Hudson
Not sure it could be since Sully came out of LGA, not JFK.
Great job, everybody.
damn glad I have the small j and not capitalized J as below. That guy may not wake up tomorrow morning. LOL
Is the term Heavy only used in the USA by air traffic controllers or do all country's use that term in transmissions. I watched one of the big russian Antonovs land at LAX on you tube and air traffic control was identifying the aircraft as Super in the transmission but the russian pilots were not saying super in there transmission back to ATC when they replied.... Just curious thanks.
The terms "Heavy" and "Super" refer to the weight of the aircraft. The Antonov is heavier and can generate a bigger wing vortex. Aircraft are classed as : "Light", "Medium", "Heavy", and "Super", depending on their aircraft weight and the associated wake turbulence they generate. ATC spaces the aircraft based on their classifications so as to avoid one aircraft flying into another aircraft's wake.
*countries. Apostrophes play no part in plurals and you were never taught that they do so why do it? Missed the class on take-off-the-y-add-ies too?
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Mr. Summerfield (not his real name) is about 68 yrs old retired spook. Counter-INTEL background and they make the best stories. Except John always wanted the other work. Maybe he done it. Time will tell. Lives in Georgetown expect a visit.
mh370 took off 12.41 am at 1.19am is at 35,000ft at 1.30 am was on or in the the deep part of the south china sea the flight was very short 49 minutes total. prove it , that i am wrong and i mean prove it. distance between 250 to 300 miles total was flown
to ATC EACH PLANE THAT WAS DESTROYED WAS FLOWN BY A PILOT TO THE FATAL TERMINAL WHO WAS HE ? THE PILOTS WHO TOOK OVER ALL DIED AND NO ONE SURVIVED. IS THE PLANE DELIVERED BY A SINGLE PILOT TO THE TERMINAL ?
A speedbird used to be a Concorde supersonic passenger liner.
All BA flights have the call sign "Speedbird" as did BOAC before that
Deep Bass - speedbird is the callsign used by every British Airways flight, it wasn’t limited to Concorde.
Speedbird dates from Imperial Airways in the 1920's.
No it isn't. Speedbird is British Airways callsign. Speedbird Concorde was Concorde's callsign. It's quite amusing that you took the trouble to leave a comment when you're clearly completely ignorant.😅
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