Compass Fire
 

Anyone have any other information?

http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/n...4-3ba4afb3c6bd

from 30,000 to tarmac in 8 minutes??... thats flying

thats one hell of a ride.... if you figure 3 minutes to fly a stabelized approach then 5 minutes to lose 27-250000 feet nice job! a beer is on order for the crew

dang, i knew the ejet was nice but i didn't know it could go into orbit!!! :D

I just think it's unfair (and) too bad we can't all get the same treatment as we all went through it," she said. "We all had to wait until 3 in the morning standing in line, getting processed and get an hour of sleep at the hotel and then up again and have to go through it all."

Just be thankful you are alive BEE YOTCH

http://flightaware.com/live/flight/C.../KFAR/tracklog

11:32PM 46.85 -96.84 373 32000 level Minneapolis Center
11:33PM 46.91 -96.95 363 10000 descending Minneapolis Center
11:34PM 47.01 -97.07 369 20400 climbing Minneapolis Center
11:35PM 47.11 -97.06 362 14300 descending Minneapolis Center
11:36PM 47.18 -96.96 328 10000 descending Minneapolis Center
11:37PM 47.15 -96.85 237 5900 descending Minneapolis Center
11:38PM 47.07 -96.82 193 3500 descending Minneapolis Center
11:39PM 47.07 -96.82 302 3500 level Minneapolis Center
11:39PM 47.01 -96.82 206 2400 descending Minneapolis Center
11:40PM 46.97 -96.82 194 1500 descending Minneapolis Center
11:50PM 46.82 -96.78 194 10000 level Minneapolis Center

http://map5.flightaware.com/flight_t...ime=1210217640

Bravo to the entire crew!

Just be thankful you are alive BEE YOTCH[/quote]

Yes...A customer should have no resonable expectation to get from A to B alive.

Granted, complaining is a little excessive but to call her a BEE YOTCH is a bit excessive me thinks.

...g'damn right it is.

Nicely done fellas. We've all done it in the sim, got to be hair raising at night, on fire, over ND.

Yes...A customer should have no resonable expectation to get from A to B alive.

Granted, complaining is a little excessive but to call her a BEE YOTCH is a bit excessive me thinks.[/quote]


Just be thankful everyone got on the ground safely!!! Always looking for hand outs, what a shame!!! bee yotch is so impolite, she's more of a douche!!!

Avg time from start of fire to complete hull loss is 11 minutes. These guys did a great job of responding efficiently. Glad it turned out safe.