Boeing Worker Run Over By 787 In Everett
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Guess that isn't a problem with that airplane - or even the King Air as I see them tow them all the time without brake riders, but in a past life a plane did not move without someone sitting in the cockpit. I wonder if that is just one of those military things or even if most communities in the military required brake riders?
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Last edited by USMCFLYR; 02-04-2012 at 09:37 AM.
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Brake riders?
Guess that isn't a problem with that airplane - or even the King Air as I see them tow them all the time without brake riders, but in a past life a plane did not move without someone sitting in the cockpit. I wonder if that is just one of those military things or even if most communities in the military required brake riders?
USMCFLYR
Guess that isn't a problem with that airplane - or even the King Air as I see them tow them all the time without brake riders, but in a past life a plane did not move without someone sitting in the cockpit. I wonder if that is just one of those military things or even if most communities in the military required brake riders?
USMCFLYR

Anyway, I wonder if he was kicking the chocks out from under the wheel and she started to roll forward/back on him.
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Yeah - I'm sure it is done all the time with GA aircraft at FBOs of course. Ours gets moved around all the time and we aren't anywhere close
.It is quite the coordinated drill. I mean it took a team of SIX (6) to move a plane - every time!

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