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Man crosses tarmac at ATL in underwear and attempts to board Delta flight

提交時間：2年之前

Here is a link to the ATC recording surrounding this event as well - comical to listen to. https://forums.liveatc.net/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=14686.0;attach=10010 (wsvn.com) 更多...

Matthew Viscito

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Rob Palmer 2年之前 15

And when the guy climbed on the wing and looked in one of the windows, he was amazed to see the face of William Shatner peering back.

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n9341c 2年之前 3

OUTSTANDING!BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Keep up the good work!

I wonder how many people know what you are referring to?

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Grommit12 2年之前 1

"The Twilight Zone" the 60s series, hosted by an intimidating Rod Serling. This episode had William Shatner freaking out during a plane trip because there is "something" on the wing.

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Carol Steinbrecher 2年之前 1

AWESOME!!! Little Gremlin with a hammer working on the engines....:-)) Not many people remember that one!

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serge LOTH 2年之前 1

Lol

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serge LOTH 2年之前 5

Didn’t have much time to dress after security controls...man.At least has he his passport?

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Bob Keeping 2年之前 4

Looks like he was in the middle of a TSA search and hurried off to catch his flight. Seriously folks, why do we TSA everyone THEN leafr a big hole in the fence?

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Kyle Ferris 2年之前 2

Trevor Phillips

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CaptainFreedom 2年之前 2

He was just letting the crew know that their gate had changed in NORDO conditions.

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Greg Knight 2年之前 2

Must have been a "brief" flight.

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Vic Ayres 2年之前 2

Delivering mail? Delivering male, more like!

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Supercool Marmol 2年之前 1

Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds

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Paul Parish 2年之前 3

What the HELL is the tarmac?????? When will the use of this term end? Tarmac is a paving process, not an area of an airport..

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Supercool Marmol 2年之前 4

Tarmac is also a type of paving material. So technically, you can be on the tarmac at an airport.

What about the use of "Ramp". I though the only recognized areas were Runways, Taxiways, and Aprons.

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James Carlson 2年之前 3

"Ramp" is what we still use in the US. You can say "apron" in ICAO-ian if you wish, and I'm sure ATC will understand, but we'll still giggle a bit.

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alex hidveghy 2年之前 2

Actually these airports have a movement area consisting of the taxiways and runways where ATC positive control is required and you have to be authorized to be there by job function if you’re not an aircraft.
Second, there is the “non-movement” area (silly name) which comprises the ramp or apron and aircraft gates or stands. That area is usually controlled by separate ramp control not the FAA.
I can assure everyone here that neither of these areas are “tarmac”! They are either concrete or asphalt.
As a former airline pilot and airside operations coordinator, it’s nice to educate some folks.....

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mark novak 2年之前 1

So true. News organizations are just like many. You repeat what you hear without knowing whether what you are repeating is correct or not. You just heard something from a "reliable" source and away you go. Witness the present situation in our country.

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Ghery Pettit 2年之前 -1

Yeah, but not at an airport serving big iron. Pave the gate areas in tarmac and those planes will just sink in on a hot day. Take a look, they're paved in concrete. I'm convinced that the newsies use the term trying to sound like they know what they're talking about (and failing miserably as usual).

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Graeme Smith 2年之前 3

Feel your pain - but I think this is becoming a lost cause. Like brand names and trade marks become generic: Jet Ski, Post-It Note, Bubble Wrap, Crock-Pot, Zamboni.....

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Jesse Carroll 2年之前 2

What kind of Coke do you drink?...DUH!!!!

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serge LOTH 2年之前 3

Paul PArish, if you mind just a little help for those who are not aeronautic specialists:
- Tarmac is the contraction of (tar and macadam) used since years for parking aeras and in other terms. as parking, ramp, aprk areas.They do not concern the runways and taxiways (RWY and TWY) which are used only to join the holding point just before lining up on the runways for take off.(or vacated the rwy after landing)
Sometimes some terms are more used according to certain countries (like ramp or pool) sometime even military terms.
I hope it would help your understanding.
Serge LOTH
Air Traffic Controller Spvsr

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