Boeing Worker Run Over By 787 In Everett
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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!
USMCFLYR
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