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Incredibly: Air France aborted landing at St. Maarten airport during Hurricane Isaac

First Video: Air France aborted landing at St. Maarten airport during Hurricane Isaac..
2nd Video: Landing, Second Try After Go-Around

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Added: Sep-3-2012 Occurred On: Aug-24-2012
By: Stimpy555
In: WTF
Tags: jet, plane, Air France, aborted, landing, Second, Try, St. Maarten, airport, Hurricane, Isaac, nearly, crash
Marked as: approved
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  • nice product placement there, lay's.

    Posted Sep-4-2012 By 
    imswilson (57.90)  

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  • If somebody gets one crashing, please post it. Its only a matter of time.

    Posted Sep-4-2012 By 
    dirtbiker201 (1447.48)  

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  • hidden frame @ 0:385

    Posted Sep-4-2012 By 
    joseulise (62.40)  

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  • airbus:5 boeing:7, this is the number of incidents on the firsts 7 years of exploitation by plane/model.You can laugh now.

    Posted Sep-4-2012 By 
    goervideos (377.60)  

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  • The water approach into runway 10 at Princess Juliana International Airport can be challenging for new or inexperienced pilots, especially if they are making a visual approach. Coming in low over a long stretch of water can be disorienting with only a 3 degree glide slope to follow. The runway itself is just 7550 feet long, so if the Airbus or Boeing 747 is flying "heavy" (fully loaded with passengers, luggage. and fuel), the pilot will need every available foot of runway to bring thin More..

    Posted Sep-4-2012 By 
    skyhawk53 (901.68)  

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  • Is there such a thing as an 'Incredibly late go-around'? Surely the pilot is absolutely entitled to abort a landing at any time he can do so safely if he is not satisfied with any aspect of the landing.

    Posted Sep-4-2012 By 
    lozzah666 (64.74)

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  • coming in hot.

    Posted Sep-4-2012 By 
    singlelife (831.72)

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  • This is Airbus jet. Airbus jet doesn't crash because it has superior computer and is flown by the best pilots from Air France. You can laugh now.

    Posted Sep-4-2012 By 
    2Phast4Rocket (685.86)  

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    • @2Phast4Rocket i trust more this good old Jumbo 747, less computer, more human controlled... i never trust the technic.. this new Airbus A380 has many problems with the wheels and weight at landing.. i am from europe, so this is not a usa bashing to a europe company(airbus) , its only my own opinion

      Posted Sep-4-2012 By 
      Stimpy555 (686.16)

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  • LOST anyone , fuck hate to be at that hotel hearing that shit

    Posted Mar-9-2013 By 
    nowhereman1 (461.12)  

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