Danke, do something

I was thinking this season Danke could use his white priv and get me a discount on some Pacers tickets .
 
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[FONT=&quot]Ah, the old flux capacitor prank.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Kathryn Burcham with Boston 25 news was reporting live from the scene of a plane crash at Cranland Airport in Hanson, Massachusetts, when it appears she accidentally made a Back to the Future reference. In the clip, Burcham claims that Jacob Haselden, the 20-year-old pilot who crash-landed the plane, told her a "defective flux capacitator" was the possible cause of the crash.

Boston 25 and Burcham did not immediately respond to an email requesting comment or correction, and there's no mention of the fictional instrument on the story on its website. [/FONT]


[FONT=&quot]According to 7 News Boston, the National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the cause of the crash. Haselden was piloting the plane for Go SkyDive Boston, and was the only person aboard when the incident occurred. He escaped with minor injuries. [/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]“We flew up. I had difficulties with the engine. I managed to get everyone out and came back in for a landing, but couldn’t make it,” Haselden told 7 News. “The flipping (of the plane) was me running out of runway. I was coming in too fast due to difficulties with my engine, the flaps, and various plane issues.”[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]On Friday, another crash occurred at the same airport, injuring one person critically and leaving another dead.




https://mashable.com/2018/08/28/flu...geo=AU&utm_cid=mash-prod-nav-geo#Rn9v92kRviq1


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The hell you say...


Between 11:09:02 UTC (altitude about 110 ft) and 11:09:10 UTC (altitude about 30 ft) the three parallel working localizer antennas aboard the airplane recorded signals which showed an irregular beam deviation.
An airplane (BAe AVRO) taxied at the same time over the High Speed Taxiway B4 onto the runway and started the take-off run about 20 seconds later. At that time the B 777 was about 2.1 NM prior to the runway in an altitude of about 700 ft AGL. At 12:09:09 hrs the B777 crossed the threshold of runway 08R in an altitude of 40 ft.
Six seconds later the BAe AVRO left the end of the runway in an altitude of about 380 ft. At 12:09:29 hrs the BAe AVRO overflew the ILS localizer antenna of runway 08R in 740 ft.
 
The price of jet fuel has continued to skyrocket over the last year, currently clocking in at a whopping 36.5 percent higher than at this time last year. In order to cope with the resulting massive increase in operational costs, commercial airlines have been reducing the number of flights run on select routes and are presently considering raising fares.
Just this month several major airlines have announced major cutbacks in flights. American Airlines announced it would be suspending all flights between Chicago and Shanghai during the month of October, as well as reducing the number of flights between Chicago and Tokyo’s Narita International Airport, cutting down from daily service to just three times a week, explicitly citing the current price of jet fuel as a prime reason for these decisions. On the very same day as American’s announcement, Hawaiian Airlines suspended their own flight service between Beijing and Honolulu. It’s extremely evident that even major airlines are scrambling to keep up with rising fuel costs without raising prices for a cost-conscious consumer base.

More at: https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-...ng-Flights-Because-Fuel-Is-Too-Expensive.html
 
The price of jet fuel has continued to skyrocket over the last year, currently clocking in at a whopping 36.5 percent higher than at this time last year. In order to cope with the resulting massive increase in operational costs, commercial airlines have been reducing the number of flights run on select routes and are presently considering raising fares.
Just this month several major airlines have announced major cutbacks in flights. American Airlines announced it would be suspending all flights between Chicago and Shanghai during the month of October, as well as reducing the number of flights between Chicago and Tokyo’s Narita International Airport, cutting down from daily service to just three times a week, explicitly citing the current price of jet fuel as a prime reason for these decisions. On the very same day as American’s announcement, Hawaiian Airlines suspended their own flight service between Beijing and Honolulu. It’s extremely evident that even major airlines are scrambling to keep up with rising fuel costs without raising prices for a cost-conscious consumer base.

More at: https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-...ng-Flights-Because-Fuel-Is-Too-Expensive.html

What has Danke done about rising fuel costs ?
 
MILE HIGH THUGS [h=1]Brits start mass brawl on Easyjet plane after woman ‘gets her boobs out and starts[/h]Footage shows a group of passengers on plane from Luton to Ibiza pushing and shoving as tempers flared after it was claimed she was also doing cartwheels down the aisle.


The footage was captured by a passenger called Josh who told Unilad: “We got on the plane and her friends were all seated at the back, and she was at the front amongst guys who were giving her more drink.
“She was up lap-dancing on them and she got her boobs out, and she was a mess the whole time.
“She was also doing cartwheels down the aisle of the plane while we were flying along.”
There is no suggestion that the woman referred to is in the video but her reported behaviour is said to have led to the incident.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/7133571/easyjet-brawl-delayed-flight-woman-boobs-lap-dance/
 
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