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Pilot urges prayers as 'technical issue' forces turnaround

提交時間：3年之前

An AirAsia X flight to Malaysia from Perth, Australia, was forced to turn back Sunday after the A330 aircraft began shaking due to what the airline called a "technical issue." (www.cnn.com) 更多...

Ryan Jorgenson

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Highflyer1950 3年之前 8

Not much you can do with a windmilling engine that is out of balance. Just sit back and order another Martini " shaken, not stirred! "

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josh homer 3年之前 13

The LAST thing I want to hear from a professional pilot is to ask for prayers......TWICE! How about calming my butt down and letting your training do its job?

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THRUSTT 3年之前 2

He may not be a professional, just a career pilot...

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Scott Campbell 3年之前 0

Ain't no non-believers who spent any time at a yoke or stick

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THRUSTT 3年之前 7

I don't usually fly 330's, but when I do and the engine's shaking violently, I usually shut it down...

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Alex Sullivnan 3年之前 1

I was thinking, why didn't they shut the left engine off when it was causing the plane to shake like that? I understand that the engine was still producing thrust, but the plane could have flown fine on just the right engine, and keeping the left engine on would have maintained the risk of a dangerous uncontained engine failure.

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yatesd 3年之前 3

I used to fly Saudia a lot in the early 90s in country and internationally. EVERY flight had a prayer before takeoff. usually a pre-recorded one that the FA would play, but sometimes when the player was inop they would have to say the prayer themselves...followed by "doors to flight and crosscheck"!

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btweston 3年之前 6

Some people pray before baseball games, too. Oddly enough, they don't always win.

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Patrick Smith 3年之前 2

See my coverage of this here: http://www.askthepilot.com/separation-of-church-and-sky/

FYI, it's not the first time this sort of thing has happened.

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Leon Kay 3年之前 2

Not a good thought to urge multinational passengers representing numerously religions to pray to various gods.

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joel wiley 3年之前 1

Isn't that the shotgun approach - just in case one of them has an inside track?

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James Simms 3年之前 1

This pilot made an emergency landing @ the nearest airport even though a larger one was available 50-ish miles away

http://www.selmatimesjournal.com/2017/06/21/passenger-plane-makes-emergency-landing-at-craig-field/

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joel wiley 3年之前 2

Smoke on the flight deck? Q RM says "Down. NOW!!!" or something like that. 50 miles might be critical. Right choice. Whether Air Asia X choice was the correct one will be subject to endless debate.

http://flightaware.com/live/flight/AAL5559/history/20170621/1555Z/KMSY/KMGM

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James Simms 3年之前 3

Craig Field, where the AA flight landed; is the old Craig AFB in Selma, AL that closed in 1977. Also interesting to a degree is Craig has no scheduled sir service, so they were serious abt getting down fast

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joel wiley 3年之前 1

AVHerald take on the incident. Some of the comments, particularly about bypassing closer airports, are interesting:

http://avherald.com/h?article=4aac9f14&opt=0

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