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[Aragorn]

Originally Posted by URY914

Horten Ho 229

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[cashflyer]

A private jet undergoing maintenance by ground crews at an airport in Chino, Calif., slammed into a hangar on Thursday evening.

The Bombardier Challenger jet was undergoing an engine test with the engine revving at full power when the plane jumped the chalks (the rubber wedges that are supposed to keep its wheels from moving).



I'm not sure which is more disconcerting... the story about the plane, or the fact that the writer explained what a "chock" is but still used the wrong word.

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[daepp]

Originally Posted by cashflyer

I can't believe they didn't have someone inside standing on the brakes???

[romad]

Originally Posted by BE911SC

Pilots have always been and will always be pigs.

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The horror...... it pains me just to look at that, them poor bastards. We alway did our full power run ups on the inactive runways or along taxis ways. now I understand why.........

[URY914]

Originally Posted by daepp

I can't believe they didn't have someone inside standing on the brakes???

Tie downs?

[cashflyer]

Originally Posted by romad

Pilots have always been and will always be pigs.

Hey... we resemble that remark!

Originally Posted by URY914

Tie downs?

No... they used chalk!

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