Plane Crashes Into Lake

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  diveit - 3 years ago

  who the hell are these 2 guys: talk like they are genious'

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    JephN - 3 years ago

    @diveitThey are pilots based at that airport: The citation landed long, with the wind behind him, at Bader Field, not a runway designed for private jets. The two guys know what they're talking about.

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  Burbanz71 - 3 years ago

  Bader Field, Atlantic City, NJ: That runway is not long enough for jet traffic

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  1psuviking - 3 years ago

  Yup....: I thought that was AC... only 30 or so miles down the road from here. WHP. Route 30.

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  skoaldude - 4 years ago

  atlantic city new jerzy: atlantic city new jerzy

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  md83mx - 2 years ago

  heres the REAL deal.......: The CitationJet departed Burlington (BTV) around 14:45 on a routine flight to Atlantic City (AIY). The pilot first made a low pass down runway 29 and then return to land on runway 11. After touchdown the airplane failed to stop and overran the runway and into the Intercoastal Waterway. The occupants were rescued by a boat. According to the Cessna 525A Landing Distance Chart, an airplane with a landing weight of 11,000 pounds required 2,930 feet of landing distance, in a no wind

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    wrecknoviking - 4 years ago

    @md83mxPlease: empty your booger vault.

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  md83mx - 2 years ago

  its not a lake OR a bay......: its the end of a runway at the old Bader (AIY) Field you morons. the acft was an early Citation and the acft was registered in North Eastern Europe (Finland or Denmark).....the pilot landed long and didnt have enough concrete and over shot the runway. he was just an idiot. the NTSB report stated he may have even mistaken ACY for AIY.....again, NOT a US pilot.

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    wrecknoviking - 4 years ago

    @md83mxhave you:: Seen the TPS memo?

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    wilmac - 2 years ago

    @md83mxwhat about a creek or river,,could be a sea,,what about n ocean.,,not forget a stream.,,planes float unless they have fuselage damage,,there air tite an all dont ya know.

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  solidstinch - 2 years ago

  I agree: learn how to handle a camera and maybe take the fuzzy lense off lol cause your camera sucks. Retard

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  Hennessy62082 - 2 years ago

  LEARN!!: To hold a camera still!!!!!

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  wiggles2469 - 2 years ago

  When was this?: ?Just to inform you its not a lake, its the bay.

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  Kruegomery - 2 years ago

  i don't see what the problem is: the plane is fine, let's go for a ride!

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  Burnsie - 2 years ago

  Say bye-bye to that CJ:

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  LickmyBallsuCunt - 2 years ago

  What was the cost of that little boo boo.: 2-3 million?

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    SasaMaker - 2 years ago

    @LickmyBallsuCuntahaha: try 40 mill

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  fuzzy64 - 2 years ago

  new boat: any good pilot know's to shut of engine and fuel system,and master...... not this one!!!!

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    Astrophysical - 2 years ago

    @fuzzy64would you?: well would you remember if you were panicking for your life? or would you be more worried about getting your sorry, smack-talking ass out of the plane? which one seems more logical? what happened to common sense these days?.. it isn't that hard to come up with a logical explanation as to why things happen. you people just look at all the bad things. morons.

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    helluu - 2 years ago

    @fuzzy64hmmm: hes a pilot hes supposed to put the passengers into safety first.. think theres some law on it even.... so... stfu and dont be so selfish... 40-80 peoples lifes or my own... what would u do?

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    guntoter2 - 2 years ago

    @fuzzy6440 - 80 people?: In a Lear 45? Must be small people.

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    basicInstinct - 2 years ago

    @fuzzy64maybe lego people ^^: dont get the sense of the video where is the "boom"

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  ICE420 - 2 years ago

  always pays to have a camera: with ya, great footage of a near disaster

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  DoctorDisfigure - 2 years ago

  no: it blew up over heated working way the hell to hard...only one engine was going thats why it was working it self around in a dramatic circle...

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  nano404 - 2 years ago

  ...: Too high, too fast, too dumb, "The pilot reported to a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) inspector, that he performed "one circle" around the airport, observed the windsock, and then performed a landing on runway 11" He had to notice the small runway and tailwind yet he still landed. Fool. Looks like he barely flared on landing. Hope I don't do that crap when I start flying.

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    Astrophysical - 2 years ago

    @nano404it's a private jet: i hope you do realize that these are built to land on small municipal airports. i doubt it would land on a landing strip such as the ones that prop planes land on, but a municipal, regional, national, or international airport should suffice for a learjet or embraer. the conditions are noted in the video stating many possibilities as to why this happened: 10-15mph wind blowing downwind and a slightly wet runway which DOES cause grip problems. shows how much you know.

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  BigSexyy - 2 years ago

  re: that man is my hero

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  lggdoff - 2 years ago

  Sweeet! I want on of: those super cool floating jets that land on the water and you catch a boat to your limo!

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  jimminy420 - 2 years ago

  well: obviously the plane had somewhere to go

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  Mattsky43 - 2 years ago

  hmmm: Did somebody forget their shutdown flow check?

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    Shade46 - 2 years ago

    @Mattsky43wow: obviously its a plane-boat jebus

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  Rogue1030 - 2 years ago

  Omg: Man my ass would be over the side of that boat and swimming for shore when that turbine started spouting flames and powering up..

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  mbflyerfan - 2 years ago

  When is someone...: Going to change he title of this cideo. It is The bay behind Atlantic City, not a lake, you stupid break morons.

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    Another_Phuqin_Repost - 2 years ago

    @mbflyerfanDude, Break didn't post the title: they guy who posted it, Flanker84, is the dumbass. Yell at him!

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  michael_t - 2 years ago

  plane crash: Yo,It was not a fucking lake,it was the bay .atlantic city airport is on the fucking bay, just for this problem.

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  movieguy101 - 2 years ago

  a retard would know how to land that plane: its cause he was coming in way to fast

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    Ishavedmylegsforthis - 2 years ago

    @movieguy101Oh....: you think????

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  schris - 2 years ago

  .: Maybe the pilot was landing downwind because the lake was at that end and was probably the best place to stick it if the throttles are stuck. I'm sure the pilot had a bit more savvy than the guy filming him.

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    Tim_Nasty - 2 years ago

    @schrisno: you don't land with a tailwind, its common sense for anyone who has a pilots license... and landing with a tailwind on a short runway with a turbojet aircraft... tsk tsk

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