ElPaso Pilot
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Whoopsie, Falcon 7X not quite secured in Malta
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Lachlan
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Looks like a fence wall, not s building, and I don’t think it qualifies as a crash if it was parked, empty and the wind blew it into the wall. Otherwise, first class journalism.
Pilawt
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Pilawt
Sure looks like a building in this photo:
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Untitled/Dassault-Falcon-7X/4764463
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Untitled/Dassault-Falcon-7X/4764463
Lachlan
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It does. But then:
“Aircraft was parked at Park 4 stand 2 when for some unknown reason (at this point in writing) rolled of the park onto the grass and into a nearby wall. A crane was already onsite to lift the aircraft back into the airport as the fence is breached.”
Everyone is confused about reality!
NJP_MAN
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Wonder why the torque link is connected if it was parked for the night. Maybe it was in a position to depart and and the line crew reconnected the scissor. Sad story since the 7X is probably the most elegant aircraft there is.