Alternate feed: http://www.10news.com/news/giant-747-dreamlifter-jet-stuck-after-landing-at-wrong-airport-in-kansas11212013
Feed back up, refresh your server. They are talking about full brakes, full throttle take off on screen now.
http://www.ksn.com/news/local/live-video-boeing-dreamlifter-stuck-at-jabara
Here's another feed.
Engine run up!
Firing engine up
Health & safety boffins wandering around.
You know what, I think that's the ugliest plane I've ever seen. The Airbus Beluga is beautiful in comparison.
Gaze upon the beauty of our fair city!
Health & safety guys going away!
Hurry up, I need to leave in 20 mins
In the news item I read, they mentioned a very similar landing at a tiny airport very recently right outside Mac Dill in Tampa. No damage except for nerves. 20 some years ago, a B-52 was on final approach at the little one, pulled up when less than 50' up. Those engines at full thrust probably broke windows in downtown Tampa, 1/4 mile away.
E36 M3, feeds dropped again
GameboyRMH wrote: You know what, I think that's the ugliest plane I've ever seen. The Airbus Beluga is beautiful in comparison.
Not even close.
Nah I'd prefer either of those.
WAIT IT IS TIEM!!!
Adrian: this one seems stronger.
http://www.ksn.com/news/local/live-video-boeing-dreamlifter-stuck-at-jabara
Rolling!!!
Didn't look that tough.
Off the ground Up before 5,000'
no big deal. I still don't know how those things even get off the ground.
Wow, that was almost anti-climatic.
Yeah, i'm not going to say that i'm disappointed that it didn't crash, but that seemed REALLY easy.
And they're off! Takeoff roll of about a mile. Zero drama.
She flew
About to take off from the looks of the feed.
EDIT: it did.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od97cJ1jJuM
AtticusTurbo27 wrote: About to take off from the looks of the feed.
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