Hard landing at windy Birmingham last week.

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Hard landing at windy Birmingham last week.

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Blimey that was hard.

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That's those tyres flat spotted for sure. :smt005

Wonder how long it took to get the smell of sh*t out of the cabin?
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When I took off from BHX yesterday the aircraft was shaking as well.
But what made my day was the Biman DC-10-30 (sorry for the poor BlackBerry quality). Never expected to see a pax version in my life again after so many years. I read later that she came in for some farewell flights before being transferred to a museum in US. Unfortunately this won't come true and after the farewell flights she will go to Dhaka awaiting her fate :cry:
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sprocky wrote:When I took off from BHX yesterday the aircraft was shaking as well.
But what made my day was the Biman DC-10-30 (sorry for the poor BlackBerry quality). Never expected to see a pax version in my life again after so many years. I read later that she came in for some farewell flights before being transferred to a museum in US. Unfortunately this won't come true and after the farewell flights she will go to Dhaka awaiting her fate :cry:
She is the last passenger DC-10 left flying as was also the very last DC-10 to roll off the Long Beech production line. It will be doing pleasure flights all weekend from Birmingham, but I have been told it will then be preserved at Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome in the UK.
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Mark, this is new to me. I read something different here:
http://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/ ... tle-museum
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sprocky wrote:Mark, this is new to me. I read something different here:
http://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/ ... tle-museum
Well I guess we need to wait and see.


http://bhxflightguide.blogspot.co.uk/20 ... biman.html
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