Plane with malfuction on landing

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  whataretardedvideo - 2 years ago

  thats not luck: thats skill, and i think the whole world saw this on the news already last year you deutschebag

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    Harpoonharry - 2 years ago

    @whataretardedvideoWell: I never saw it, why slag off at the poster, you dimwit. At least it's better than what you have posted.... NOTHING!

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    wangdangler2 - 2 years ago

    @whataretardedvideowow: i believe that is spelled douchebag

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    rzr40 - 2 years ago

    @whataretardedvideolol: go solve your issues somewhere else

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  McShit - 2 years ago

  It: is designed to be able to land like that in the event that the wheels don't drop and point forwards. Not Dangerous. Not a Crash. So why is it tagged like that? Idiots.

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    Harpoonharry - 2 years ago

    @McShitI'll bet: you couldn't even land a snot ball into a trash can!

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    McShit - 2 years ago

    @McShitYou: are a retard.

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    alohawk - 2 years ago

    @McShitNO!:: An airplane is not designed to be able to land with the landing gear not pointing straight ahead... had those wheels been pointing anything but exactly 90 degrees to the side they could have gripped the pavement and then we would have had a disaster...

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  Another_Phuqin_Repost - 2 years ago

  Excessive Speed?? NO.: Malfunctioning nose gear? Definately. This was covered live for over an hour on CNN and the pilot was praised for landing safely.

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