AirCanada 767 in emergenza in holding a MAD
- Autore Discussione Tiennetti
- Data d'inizio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z44W_S5skis
Ricostruzione più o meno accurata per quanto riguarda la traiettoria dell'aereo, mentre sono riportate pare pare le comunicazioni tra Madrid ATC, il 767 Air Canada e Poker 81, l'F18 che ha affiancato l'aereo in emergenza. Tutto molto istruttivo, e devo dire gestito piuttosto bene.
Ricostruzione più o meno accurata per quanto riguarda la traiettoria dell'aereo, mentre sono riportate pare pare le comunicazioni tra Madrid ATC, il 767 Air Canada e Poker 81, l'F18 che ha affiancato l'aereo in emergenza. Tutto molto istruttivo, e devo dire gestito piuttosto bene.
Vero. Il controllore di Torre ha fornito il dato corretto quando erano in corto finale, ma a quel punto non era di grande utilità
Comunque al momento dell'inesattezza mi pare che i piloti avessero già deciso quale pista chiedere, quindi è probabile che avessero già consultato le tabelle.
...un po' sfigatelli con queste gomme ultimamente...
Air Canada Airbus A319 safely lands at Toronto Airport after missing a tire
ByBart Noëth -19 February 20200222
On 18 February, an Air Canada Airbus A319 (C-GAQL) operated flight AC715 between New York La Guardia, United States and Toronto, Canada.
As the crew suspected a possible separated tire, the pilots performed a low-pass over the Toronto tower for an additional inspection of the aircraft’s landing gear. Toronto tower told the pilots that one of the right-hand main gear landing tires was completely missing.
As a precaution, emergency services were called in for back up, but the A319 – carrying 120 passengers and 5 crew members – safely landed on runway 23. A truck was used to tow the aircraft to a parking stand.
Air Canada Airbus A319 safely lands at Toronto Airport after missing a tire
ByBart Noëth -19 February 20200222
On 18 February, an Air Canada Airbus A319 (C-GAQL) operated flight AC715 between New York La Guardia, United States and Toronto, Canada.
As the crew suspected a possible separated tire, the pilots performed a low-pass over the Toronto tower for an additional inspection of the aircraft’s landing gear. Toronto tower told the pilots that one of the right-hand main gear landing tires was completely missing.
As a precaution, emergency services were called in for back up, but the A319 – carrying 120 passengers and 5 crew members – safely landed on runway 23. A truck was used to tow the aircraft to a parking stand.
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...meno male che si rifanno con un bell'utile per il 2019!
Air Canada reports 2019 annual results
Record operating revenues of $19.131 billion
Operating income of $1.650 billion
EBITDA of $3.636 billion and EBITDA margin of 19 per cent
Record unrestricted liquidity of $7.380 billion and leverage ratio of 0.8
Air Canada today reported 2019 EBITDA(1) (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization and impairment) of $3.636 billion compared to 2018 EBITDA of $3.213 billion, an increase of $423million or 13 per cent. The airline reported operating income of $1.650 billion in 2019 compared to operating income of $1.496 billion in 2018.
Air Canada reports 2019 annual results
Record operating revenues of $19.131 billion
Operating income of $1.650 billion
EBITDA of $3.636 billion and EBITDA margin of 19 per cent
Record unrestricted liquidity of $7.380 billion and leverage ratio of 0.8
Air Canada today reported 2019 EBITDA(1) (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization and impairment) of $3.636 billion compared to 2018 EBITDA of $3.213 billion, an increase of $423million or 13 per cent. The airline reported operating income of $1.650 billion in 2019 compared to operating income of $1.496 billion in 2018.