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kudos to the entire flight crew for a splendid job well done
I noticed that it was A/C 425 I remember working that many times in BOS and in ABE when we had the Boeings in ABE!
Good Job!!!
some freelance photographer happened to be nearby and took a few shots... You can see a fire coming from one of the MLG's.. not sure which side though. This must have been taken SECONDS after the plane stopped...
this is from http://www.sun-sentinel.com
Unless the picture got reversed somehow, looks like the right main - the torque link to the left is on the rear of the strut and the "hubcap" is on the outside of main wheel 1 & 4 only.
Jim
The best video is the AP video link that Miami Channel 7 put in a link for. There is no comment audio! Not stupid reporter talking about something they have no clue about.
Jim would be much much much better than that idiot John Nance! What a moron, for an "expert" he sure gets an awful lot of things wrong.After you retire, we have to get you a job as one of the experts that shows up on CNN in situations like this.
Looks like #1 Main to me.