Re: A plane flying out of Portland, OR, had a big oopsie (no one hurt)
towbar <[email protected]> Sun, 7 Jan 2024 16:53:35 -0500
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On 1/5/24 22:25, danny burstein wrote: > if anyone's still reading this group... > > [Oregon news] > > BREAKING: An Alaska Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency > landing at Portland International Airport on Friday night after a large > window section of the aircraft blew out in mid-air. > ====== > rest (w/photos) > https://www.kptv.com/2024/01/06/plane-window-blows-out-mid-air-makes-emergency-landing-portland-airport/ Compared to the 'pedagogical' issues a while back this could be a biggie. I didn't know Boeing was using anything other than plug doors that can only go inward, is this something new or was it something else entirely? I knew of a 200 cargo once that blew a cargo door half a km over itself into the field on the ground; I mean if a door blows at 40000 feet and m 0.80 nothing will be left of the airframe. Metyhionks them folks was very lucky ity blew sooner than later.