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Tag Archives: Qantas
Fantastic Plastic: 787 ZA003 DreamTour
Today I attended the 787 DreamTour event at Melbourne airport thanks to an invitation from Qantas & Jetstar. What a fantastic time I had, especially as I was able to bring a few of the Plane Crazy Down Under team … Continue reading
Posted in General Information, photos
Tagged 787, BAe Systems, cockpit, DreamTour, Jetstar, Melbourne, PCDU, Qantas, Steve Visscher, Steven Pam, ymml, ZA003
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Getting on the Dreamliner
I’ve just been invited by Qantas & Jetstar to come and view the 787 Dreamliner when it’s in Melbourne on Sunday. Neat! This won’t be my first encounter with Boeing’s latest airliner as I got up close & personal with … Continue reading
Posted in General Information
Tagged 787, BOE 787, engineering, invited, Jetstar, Melbourne, N787BX, OSH11, Oshkosh, Qantas, test rig, walk-through, ZA001, ZA003
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A Happy Birthday….or not…
When we used to have a blog at the Plane Crazy Down Under show’s website, my co-host Steve Visscher posted this article about our friends at the Airplane Geeks Podcast. I’ve posted it here to preserve his words so they … Continue reading
Even with flight computers, you can over stress an Airbus tail
Remember the American Airlines A300 that crashed in the US after the vertical stabiliser broke off? The co-pilot over stressed the tail by pumping the rudders in an attempt to get out of wake-turbulence. In a similar situation in 2008, … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged A300, A319, A320, a330, A340, adiru, Air Canada, alternate law, American Airlines, flight computers, Qantas, stress, swiss cheese, training, Transportation Safety Board, TSB, vertical stabiliser, wake turbulence, West Australia
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How fast the tables turn
It wasn’t that long ago that Virgin Blue could do no wrong in the eyes of the mainstream media while Qantas was being hounded over any little maintenance issue and its rapidly falling loads. How times change. In the past … Continue reading
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Tagged 747, A380, Air France, Amsterdam, Apple, ASX, Bruce Buchanan, domestic, Emirates, estimates, Europe, international, iPad, Jetstar, John Borghetti, KLM, London, Paris, profit, Qantas, reporting, Singapore, stock market, UK, Virgin Blue
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The Airbus A350 XWB in Australia
We were recently contracted by Airbus to shoot video of the A350 XWB on its first arrivals into Sydney & Perth. The aircraft was MSN5 (the 5th test aircraft in the fleet) and it was in the middle of its … Continue reading →