While the situation probably wasn’t as dangerous as it looked, passengers on an Alaska Airlines flight yesterday dealt with a scary-looking situation, as reported by The Aviation Herald.
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Interesting what about the three flights in a row from Hawaii that were forced to return in the past week? Nothing from Alaska about what happened there. I remember years ago Alaska Airlines went through a period of mechanical issues across the board I am wondering if the stress of Covid / current events are hampering operations? I sincerely hope not. Maybe you can find out what happened to those three flights.
Boeing's are garage made.
Airbus is superior made by superior Europeans not low IQ Americans
The vast majority of passengers have their window shades closed so probably didn't even see it or allow those not on the window see it either.
Ouch was that really called for "Koggerj" or is that your superior attitude coming forth?
Flight attendant spills a drink in the galley and the media would still add "no one on the flight was harmed" at the end of the story
Anyone upset by this post, it is white obvious the troll- o- meter was blinking red after this. Do disregard this nonsense!
No engine ingestion of FoD. No [collateral] damage to flaps/slats/wing. No injuries. Imagine this happening at cruise altitude - wow!