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Passenger jet dangling perilously close to the SEA
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James48843
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Another view:
Lucky people!
Note: that airport would not meet U.S. standards for airport surface areas. Not enough width. However, I guess if you counted on the mud to act as the “engineered materials safety area”, you could get away with that.
Still, it looks like it needs fill and widening...
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Lucky people!
Note: that airport would not meet U.S. standards for airport surface areas. Not enough width. However, I guess if you counted on the mud to act as the “engineered materials safety area”, you could get away with that.
Still, it looks like it needs fill and widening...
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Passenger jet with 168 people on board skids off icy runway at Turkish airport and is left dangling perilously close to the SEA
Passenger jet skids off runway at Turkish airport | Daily Mail Online
Passenger jet skids off runway at Turkish airport | Daily Mail Online
