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Steven P, McNicoll just ****ed me off



 
 
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Old August 17th 05, 11:15 PM
Dave
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I understand what you are saying..I've been on planes that kept rolling
turned, and took off....

But this guy floored it before the turn was even made. Full throttle.

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Dave wrote:

On the way out, we were in an MD80 or something. The Plane was waiting
to pull onto the runway. The engines revved up, and the plane
accelerated, kept going, turned 45 degrees, and launched down the runway.
I've never been in a plane that accelerated through the turn onto the
runway. He never slowed down, or stopped accelerating from the hold
position. Freaked me out.


Pretty standard procedure in many airports. Why stopping again when you're
already rolling and all checks have been done?

Stefan



 




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