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Truck Hits Southwest Plane at BWI Airport

送信時刻：丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前

A ground vehicle at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport collided with a Southwest Airlines plane on a runway late Sunday night, officials said. (www.wbaltv.com) さらに...

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Highflyer1950 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 11

Too bad KBAL tv can’t tell the difference between a runway and a ramp! Maybe they should just stick to reporting the weather, because when the reporter feels wet it must be raining.

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joel wiley 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 7

At least they didn't call it tarmac.

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Highflyer1950 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 3

Yeah, I was just pointing out the inconsistency of the print version on the post.

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sparkie624 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 4

LOL... If he were really on the runway and the truck hit him, it would have been a lot bigger news!

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Tim Eichman 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 1

Too bad KBAL doesn't have a proofreader: "Lei was on the impact-side of the plant..."

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Lewis Tripp 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 1

lol,my friend.

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Jim Myers 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 1

"Southwest Flight 6263, which was arriving in Baltimore from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, was pulling into a gate when a ground vehicle came in contact with the plane, officials said."

Looks to me like they specifically said it was pulling into a gate...

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wx1996 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 2

A ground vehicle at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport collided with a Southwest Airlines plane on a runway late Sunday night, officials said.

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James Wilson Jr 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 4

In all my time at DFW thorough proper training I always knew,If i was taxing the plane to the gate to follower the correct taxi lines and watch for the lights all the way to the gates or the hanger from the gates. If I was driving a truck or ground vehicle on the taxi ways or ramp,"The aircraft ALWAYS has the right of way" PERIOD.

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AWAAlum 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 3

See? I KNEW these driverless cars and trucks weren't such a great idea.

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Andrew Turnbull 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 2

Maybe the problem would be solved if we just added driverless planes next...

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rapidwolve 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 2

Actually they may be a good idea..at least the steering wheel won't get distracted trying to fiddle with the radio or cell phone.

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Andrew Turnbull 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 2

The more things change...

Interestingly, one other Friday story from FlightAware is a photo history of O'Hare. Slide 52 is of AA191 moments from crashing after losing an engine, in 1979. The engine fell off the wing because of a cracked wing pylon. The wing pylon was cracked, the investigation discovered, because a ground vehicle had "bumped" into it somewhere along the way (not that day), and apparently no one thought it was enough of an incident to do any inspections.

It was. It remains the worst air disaster/accident on US soil in history (not counting 9/11).

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Bill Vance 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 4

Not due to a truck bump. NTSB determined it was due to an engine change procedure developed by Amaeican and Continental, not the manufacturers’ recommend procedure.

“The NTSB determined that the damage to the left wing engine pylon had occurred during an earlier engine change at the American Airlines aircraft maintenance facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on March 29 and 30, 1979”
“The method chosen by American and Continental procedure supported the engine/pylon assembly with a large forklift.”

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sharon bias 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 2

Well, regardless if the truck crashed into the plane at a gate or on the runway, it had no business being that close to a moving plane anyhow. Wonder what the truck driver was doing when he/she bashed into the plane. Talk about distracted driving.

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rapidwolve 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 3

I am betting this is what happens when you either try texting while driving or are distracted by your cell phone.Doesn't just happen on the highways and byways.

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Larry Toler 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 2

Not just cell phones. Years ago while I was working ATOC at RAF Mildenhall, long before cell phones were a normal, an airman who worked in Special Handling just loaded mail on an aircraft and he was reporting it back to me on the radio. I saw him out the window, drive under the wing of a C5 and smashed into a light cart. He was distracted by the radio and in a hurry to deliver to the next plane.

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Mike Mohle 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 0

Texting....

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RECOR10 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 -9

Having met a few folks who are on the ground crew at ORD, RFD and MDW...my best guess is he was doing Meth or Heroin.

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AWAAlum 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 4

If that's your "best guess" maybe you should give up on guessing altogether.

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srobak 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 0

he is actually very likely correct.

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rapidwolve 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 1

You think the ONLY reason someone cracked up the vehicle while driving into an aircraft, is because they were on drugs?? Ever hear of radio distractions, cell phone distractions, dumping coffee on your lap distraction??

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Gene Poon 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 1

"...a ground vehicle came in contact with the plane..."

That's like Amtrak Media Relations who, when there is an outright train wreck, says the train "lost contact with the rail."

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James Carlson 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 1

Looks like they fixed the wording; it no longer says "runway." Though "gated area" still sounds a bit odd, especially in Baltimore. It's not San Diego.

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sparkie624 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 1

This kind of things happens more often that people think... had a pickup truck with the drivers foot stuck on the gas pedal being drug outside of the drivers door, under a CRJ that went airborne (with mechanics on board and wedged into the Jetway! - Strange Unexplained things happen in this industry...

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Larry Toler 丁度一年（虎舞流ｗ）前 1

While I was based in KRIC, we had a brand new lav truck smash into one of our EMB145's. Totaled the truck and took that aircraft out of commission for about a month. It was due for a C check anyway. It still had to be flown to KBNA for heavy maintenance.

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