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Originally Posted by FlyJSH
(Post 753859)
The safest plane is the one that never leaves the ground
BaZIIIING! :D |
Originally Posted by Lowlevel
(Post 754066)
HAHA! LMAO! Heehee (still giggling!)
I think he meant the safest plane is one that is in a hangar with the engines off. not during a tornado, ever seen a hanger after that...:D |
Originally Posted by OOInverted624
(Post 754119)
The Brakillya? No way. ASA lost 2 airplanes due to prop failiures. Continental Express lost one as well back in the early 90's due to a flight control failure in the horizontal stab. Comair crashed one due to icing as well.
There are two systems in a brasilia thatll kill you, the props and the flaps....thats why they put jets on it and called it a 135, no props....LMAO:D. And for the die hards, its tongue in cheek man..geeezzzz |
I always thought the 727 was a safe airplane. It took off like a safe, flew like a safe and landed like a safe. ;)
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Not the DC-9/MD-80 due to no redundancy in elevator controls.
Not the Airbus due to computerized flight control systems Turboprops mechanical disadvantage of propellers. Ejets...built in Brazil. |
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