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Posted
59 minutes ago, Jim Peace said:

whats with the tires?

I believe the flipped Cessna is unfortunately an abandoned airplane.   The tires are rotten and disengrating along with the rest of the plane.  So sad to see that on any airplane.:(

Watch the video in the posted link for some serious excitement!!! 

Posted
36 minutes ago, GeeBee said:

If SwiftAire was still in business that would not have happened. :wacko:

Ah ha!   SwiftAire...... remember when they landed at night on runway 29 Oceano (L52) instead of intended runway 29 San Luis Obispo (SBP)? 

Whoops!! Oceano is 2,300 feet, San Luis is 6,000 feet!  The bigger issue was, they then took off from Oceano with a plane full of passengers!!!  Short field in the DeHavilland !!!!  Yikes!!

Posted
2 hours ago, MooneyMitch said:

Ah ha!   SwiftAire...... remember when they landed at night on runway 29 Oceano (L52) instead of intended runway 29 San Luis Obispo (SBP)? 

Whoops!! Oceano is 2,300 feet, San Luis is 6,000 feet!  The bigger issue was, they then took off from Oceano with a plane full of passengers!!!  Short field in the DeHavilland !!!!  Yikes!!

It is very hard to blow over a hangar with a DH 104! Even with all 4 running.

 

 

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