Jet Blue

deutschmann59 · 09-21-2005, 10:21 PM

Wow! Anyone watch it land? I had a lump in my throat the whole time. I watched about the last half hour of it while it was up in the air until the time it landed.

I know those guys flying the plane were just pilots, but if I needed surgery, I think I'd let them do the operation!

puck724 · 09-21-2005, 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by sharp1183

Wow! Anyone watch it land? I had a lump in my throat the whole time. I watched about the last half hour of it while it was up in the air until the time it landed.

I know those guys flying the plane were just pilots, but if I needed surgery, I think I'd let them do the operation!

i saw it, talk about nerves of steel...those pilots executed that emergency landing to perfection!! that landing looked smoother than landings ive been apart of with 3 working land gears...lol...

:rocks: :rocks:

CA330i · 09-22-2005, 01:39 PM

Yeah, he put it right on the centerline. He must have known he was on CNN.

nocturnal · 09-22-2005, 01:51 PM

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Yeah, he put it right on the centerline. He must have known he was on CNN.

HAHAHA, showboat pilots!

Robin_NL · 09-22-2005, 02:06 PM

Saw it too last night(local time here)

Amazing.

Tomorrow I ll be heading for Santo Domingo(From AMS Schiphol Airport NL) in a Boeing 767-300/300ER

A very good airplane indeed

CC 330i · 09-24-2005, 12:31 PM

Got home from the airport and saw it on TV. I had just flown out of LAX about 20 minutes before it landed. Probably was in a hold pattern when I took off. SCARY but glad it turned out OK.

BellasBmw · 09-24-2005, 12:45 PM

All i can say is 3 things would have happened to me upon landing if i was in that plane. #1-I would have shat my pants, #2-thrown up, or #3- run up to the pilots and plant the biggest damn kiss on em haha. But yes, those pilots were AMAZING!

SiR · 09-24-2005, 06:13 PM

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#3- run up to the pilots and plant the biggest damn kiss on em haha.

That acutally has happen to me on a flight, before even leaving the ground!hahaha

lxapilot118 · 09-24-2005, 07:14 PM

Very nice job by the pilots, yes. Just in case some of you are freaked out (because it's not ALL that uncommon), the nosewheel isn't the most effective thing in keeping the plane going straight until much lower speeds...and at those slower speeds, the 16 caliper brakes can overpower the nosewheel. Having it cocked 90 degrees off is better than, say, 20 degrees off. I have had a nosewheel cocked 90 degrees off before...scary experience I should say. All that happened though was the tire blew and the plane stopped going straight down the centerline of the runway.

nocturnal · 09-24-2005, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by lxapilot118

Very nice job by the pilots, yes. Just in case some of you are freaked out (because it's not ALL that uncommon), the nosewheel isn't the most effective thing in keeping the plane going straight until much lower speeds...and at those slower speeds, the 16 caliper brakes can overpower the nosewheel. Having it cocked 90 degrees off is better than, say, 20 degrees off. I have had a nosewheel cocked 90 degrees off before...scary experience I should say. All that happened though was the tire blew and the plane stopped going straight down the centerline of the runway.

Ok Mr. Know-it-all, what are you, a pilot??

Oh wait, your name might suggest that you ARE... my bad

I flew a cessna once... just for about 1/2 hour.

Are you a commercial pilot?

lxapilot118 · 09-25-2005, 01:59 AM

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Originally Posted by nocturnal

Ok Mr. Know-it-all, what are you, a pilot??

Oh wait, your name might suggest that you ARE... my bad

I flew a cessna once... just for about 1/2 hour.

Are you a commercial pilot?

Degrees in Aviation Management/Flight Operations/Flight Safety.
Former charter/corporate/instructor/Commercial Airline Pilot--Furloughed after 9/11, became an Air Force Fighter Pilot. Currently I'm an Air Force Instructor Pilot in twin-engine jet aircraft--Over 2,000 hours of flying time. So....yes I am

puck724 · 09-25-2005, 02:15 AM

coool..what fighters have you been in...my daddy works for northrop grumman...

BellasBmw · 09-25-2005, 02:17 AM

My daddy was a civil engineer for the govt. He was in the air force and worked on planes.. He went to Veitnam and all... you know whats sad? I didnt know exactly what he did till like 5 yrs ago haha

NaTuReB0Y · 09-25-2005, 02:40 AM

I hate flying.......TURBULENCE!!! I'd rather be driving my 330i!

lxapilot118 · 09-25-2005, 03:29 AM

I haven't gotten my 330i yet! But driving my friends, it's one of the few cars I can get enjoyment driving now...says a lot for the car! That's cool about your dad, bella...I still don't really know what my grandpa did in the military...guess I should ask! lol... Puck, only Northrup Grumman plane I've flown is the T-38C.

puck724 · 09-25-2005, 03:38 AM

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Originally Posted by lxapilot118

I haven't gotten my 330i yet! But driving my friends, it's one of the few cars I can get enjoyment driving now...says a lot for the car! That's cool about your dad, bella...I still don't really know what my grandpa did in the military...guess I should ask! lol... Puck, only Northrup Grumman plane I've flown is the T-38C.

SiR · 09-25-2005, 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by lxapilot118

Former charter/corporate/instructor/Commercial Airline Pilot--Over 2,000 hours of flying time.

Do you think of getting back to civil aviation, I know jobs are very hard out there. I have over 1,000 hours and im fortunate of having a job with an airline.

lxapilot118 · 09-25-2005, 04:38 PM

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Do you think of getting back to civil aviation, I know jobs are very hard out there. I have over 1,000 hours and im fortunate of having a job with an airline.

One day, yes. I've seen the flying world from both sides now--Civilian and Military--and given what I know now, I'm very happy where I am. One day I'll get back to the airlines. I'm 26 now, so plenty of time to make that choice. What airline do you work for? I was with AE.

SiR · 09-26-2005, 05:58 PM

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What airline do you work for? I was with AE.

I just got back in town, but then I leave tommorrow for a trip again.
I use to be with Continental Connection, then layed off. Now im 23 and I have been with Air Sunshine, small commuter to the caribbean islands. Gotta pay the bills!

lxapilot118 · 09-26-2005, 08:08 PM

At least you're in a good location...I was 21 when flying out of Puerto Rico...fun, but only for a while.

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deutschmann59 Captain 182 Rep 737 Posts Drives: 2006 325i Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: e90post.com iTrader: (0)	Jet Blue Wow! Anyone watch it land? I had a lump in my throat the whole time. I watched about the last half hour of it while it was up in the air until the time it landed. I know those guys flying the plane were just pilots, but if I needed surgery, I think I'd let them do the operation!
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CA330i Private 2 Rep 91 Posts Drives: E90 330i Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: NC iTrader: (0)	Yeah, he put it right on the centerline. He must have known he was on CNN. __________________ E90 330i Ti Grey Burl/ZSP/ZPP/Navi/PDC Manual
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Robin_NL S0THPAW 8957 Rep 7,860 Posts Drives: HS M2 Competition Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: The Netherlands iTrader: (0)	Saw it too last night(local time here) Amazing. Tomorrow I ll be heading for Santo Domingo(From AMS Schiphol Airport NL) in a Boeing 767-300/300ER A very good airplane indeed
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CC 330i Captain 45 Rep 722 Posts Drives: 330i SG/Blk/Alum Join Date: May 2005 Location: Orange County, CA iTrader: (0)	Got home from the airport and saw it on TV. I had just flown out of LAX about 20 minutes before it landed. Probably was in a hold pattern when I took off. SCARY but glad it turned out OK.
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09-24-2005, 07:14 PM	#9
lxapilot118 Second Lieutenant 12 Rep 218 Posts Drives: 330i + SC Mustang Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: MS iTrader: (0)	Very nice job by the pilots, yes. Just in case some of you are freaked out (because it's not ALL that uncommon), the nosewheel isn't the most effective thing in keeping the plane going straight until much lower speeds...and at those slower speeds, the 16 caliper brakes can overpower the nosewheel. Having it cocked 90 degrees off is better than, say, 20 degrees off. I have had a nosewheel cocked 90 degrees off before...scary experience I should say. All that happened though was the tire blew and the plane stopped going straight down the centerline of the runway. __________________ TiAg E90 330i 6-Speed, Silver w/gray/burl, sports package, premium package, nav, heated seats, sunshades, comfort access, satellite radio, PDC, Mattig Eyelids:rocks:
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09-25-2005, 03:29 AM	#15
lxapilot118 Second Lieutenant 12 Rep 218 Posts Drives: 330i + SC Mustang Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: MS iTrader: (0)	I haven't gotten my 330i yet! But driving my friends, it's one of the few cars I can get enjoyment driving now...says a lot for the car! That's cool about your dad, bella...I still don't really know what my grandpa did in the military...guess I should ask! lol... Puck, only Northrup Grumman plane I've flown is the T-38C. __________________ TiAg E90 330i 6-Speed, Silver w/gray/burl, sports package, premium package, nav, heated seats, sunshades, comfort access, satellite radio, PDC, Mattig Eyelids:rocks:
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lxapilot118 Second Lieutenant 12 Rep 218 Posts Drives: 330i + SC Mustang Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: MS iTrader: (0)	At least you're in a good location...I was 21 when flying out of Puerto Rico...fun, but only for a while. __________________ TiAg E90 330i 6-Speed, Silver w/gray/burl, sports package, premium package, nav, heated seats, sunshades, comfort access, satellite radio, PDC, Mattig Eyelids:rocks:
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