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September 27th 05, 10:33 PM
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Jet Blue doesn't serve LAX.
Jet Blue claimed they have a major maint. hanger at LAX. More likey it is a contract maint shop that does their major maint. There was no emergency in the sense that the plane had to land immediately They flew in circles for 3 hours. You certainly can't believe they thought they had a chance to get it down for that entire time. The news reports was that they were burning off fuel. That seems more logical than simply taking 3 hours to decide the gear wasn't going to fix itself. This also sounds like an EXCELLENT argument for the ability to dump fuel. -Robert 
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