Wednesday, February 12, 2020

Did the jet hit the truck, or vice versa?


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  1. The pitot tubes are covered so I'd guess the plane was already parked.

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    1. Even if the jet did it, they would immediately cover the pitot tubes and other items.

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    2. Searching around for more info, this was a Norwegian Falcon 20 that was hit by the fuel truck. If you look closely, the nose wheel is lifted off the ground.

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    3. I thought about them buttoning up the aircraft after the hit. I'd have left it as it was for the investigation pictures...

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  2. Either way that was an expensive faux pas.

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  3. Of course, that'll buff out and only cost the taxpayer 500 large....

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  4. To quote Sancho Panza in reference to his abusive wife: "Whether the stone hits the pitcher, or the pitcher hits the stone, it's going to be bad for the pitcher."

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