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B777 and B747 problems…

July 31, 2008 David Cenciotti 2

In a previous post about the safety of the B747s, I compared the problems that the 747-400 fleet has been experiencing in the last period with the number of failures that occurred to the B.777. […]

Aviation

Warner Village F-104 removed

July 31, 2008 David Cenciotti 0

Last year I visited the relic of an F-104 wearing code 5-25 and tail serial MM6833 (even if it was a composite and the centre section belonged to the MM6785). As I explained in 3 […]

non-military aviation

Another B747-400 in-flight problem: is this aircraft still safe?

July 30, 2008 David Cenciotti 0

It seems like, all of a sudden, one the most safe, famous and beatiful aircraft, the B747-400, has been experiencing (age?) problems. On Jul 29, a B744 (747-400) of the Cathay Pacific Airways, flying from […]

Aviation

Another Qantas inflight problem

July 28, 2008 David Cenciotti 3

As soon as I read the Breaking News from the Herald Sun (http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun) I thought that something strange was happening to my favourite airline. Qantas jet suffers safety scare on way to Melbourne Article from: […]

Aviation

Qantas decompression: ATSB media release points to a missing oxygen cylinder

July 28, 2008 David Cenciotti 0

More information are being disclosed about the QF30 as more passengers provide their first hand account of the flight. According to what they recollected, the aircraft did not “plunge” from 29.000 to 10.000 feet. The […]

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