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Princess, are there any ETOPS implications at this point with two failures so close to one another, or is the in-service reliability so good the two incidents have no real bearing on the issue?
Jim,
66-67 DFW-ORD-DFW, isn't there for the "senior" ladies in DFW. The flight is insurance for the evening LHR-DEL departures out of ORD. The plane would otherwise sit in DFW, so they use it. Former Moderator, said at one time, that it was used around 30% of the time on ORD-LHR, instead of going back to DFW.
Jim,
66-67 DFW-ORD-DFW, isn't there for the "senior" ladies in DFW. The flight is insurance for the evening LHR-DEL departures out of ORD. The plane would otherwise sit in DFW, so they use it. Former Moderator, said at one time, that it was used around 30% of the time on ORD-LHR, instead of going back to DFW.
Just another "Normal" In-flight Engine Shutdown. No big deal, it happens all the time. You guys are killin' me.The RR "TRENT" is a good engine, but it still has some problems that will show up time to time as the engines mature...
Be nice Former ModerAAtor for it is one of Ken's infamous AMT's that he is so proud of that is performing the work at hand. AMT's do not perform "shoddy" workmanship, only Scabs do with A&P Certificates.Isn't all of the overhaul on the Trent outsourced? That would explain the shoddy workmanship.
Just another "Normal" In-flight Engine Shutdown. No big deal, it happens all the time. You guys are killin' me.
Hey Princess why don't you give Burt Rutan a call and let him have a crack at your problem before you crash one of your glitchy experimentally powered 777's into someones house or pencil-whip the ETOPS PDC and send one to the bottom of the ocean?
Be nice Former ModerAAtor for it is one of Ken's infamous AMT's that he is so proud of that is performing the work at hand. AMT's do not perform "shoddy" workmanship, only Scabs do with A&P Certificates.
Well superSCAB, I'll bet the 777 engine shutdown wasn't because of this little scab SNAFU that your scab buddies in DTW caused at Scab Air:Just another "Normal" In-flight Engine Shutdown. No big deal, it happens all the time. You guys are killin' me.
Hey Princess why don't you give Burt Rutan a call and let him have a crack at your problem before you crash one of your glitchy experimentally powered 777's into someones house or pencil-whip the ETOPS PDC and send one to the bottom of the ocean?
Be nice Former ModerAAtor for it is one of Ken's infamous AMT's that he is so proud of that is performing the work at hand. AMT's do not perform "shoddy" workmanship, only Scabs do with A&P Certificates.
Well superSCAB, I'll bet the 777 engine shutdown wasn't because of this little scab SNAFU that your scab buddies in DTW caused at Scab Air:
A/C 6308 left Dtw after overnight 1/4 A check. #2 engine lost all oil. Shut down and dumped fuel and landed in MSP. I believe this happened on Thursday July 27th.
MAG PLUG #3 BEARING SITTING IN REVERSER COWL.
MAG PLUG HOUSING, FOUND O-RING MISSING ON SAFETY VALVE
Wanna compare the amount of Scab Air's IFSD and emergency landings vs. AA's? Naw, I didn't think so.... :unsure: :unsure: :unsure:
Probably not Hackman but the question is what was the problem? I can see the sign off now: "Could not duplicate on ground A/C OK for service."Well superSCAB, I'll bet the 777 engine shutdown wasn't because of this little scab SNAFU that your scab buddies in DTW caused at Scab Air:...