I saw crashed Turkish Plane today! Rumors abound

[Gary]

I work at Schiphol Airport Amsterdam, to day at work, I was rocked to the core after seeing the crashed Turkish Airliner, stricken in a field just outside of the Airport.
I have posted this here because after talking to crew workers, pilots, technicians and personnel, rumors are abound that not everything was good with the airliner or Turkish airlines!


Read more here
http://gazbom.blogspot.com/2009/02/i-saw-crashed-turkish-plane-today.html

[Zenbuoy]

What were some of the specific rumors?

P.S. Glad you didn't work that day. :thumbup:


"stricken in a field just outside of the Airport."
-that's acually a very nice line in a news report. My old professor, who used to cover the Chicago City Hall beat back when typewriters were used, would have marked that in Red and held it up to the class with a big smile.

[Gary]

What were some of the specific rumors?

P.S. Glad you didn't work that day. :thumbup:


"stricken in a field just outside of the Airport."
-that's acually a very nice line in a news report. My old professor, who used to cover the Chicago City Hall beat back when typewriters were used, would have marked that in Red and held it up to the class with a big smile.


What were some of the specific rumors?

You will have to click on the link and find out Zenbuoy!!!!!!
http://gazbom.blogspot.com/2009/02/i-saw-crashed-turkish-plane-today.html

[Norval]

Running out of fuel will cause you to land short of a runway, , ,

[Swami Salami]

Nope, still had 3000 kg. of fuel aboard but didn't caught fire. BTW did you notice that different types of planes, with "similar" crashes, often break at the same places.

[Gary]

Nope, still had 3000 kg. of fuel aboard but didn't caught fire. BTW did you notice that different types of planes, with "similar" crashes, often break at the same places.H ey buddy, well I was reading, they are designed to break up like that on impact!