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8 minutes ago, YoungWillz said:

Man has alleged epileptic incident, resulting in him crashing his car causing fatalities, at the Copa, Copacabana....https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/906819/car-plough-Copacabana-beach-people-Rio-de-Janeiro-brazil-injured-casualties

Bet his name was Rico.

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Helicopters come under here?

 

Could've gone in the chequered fleg I suppose.

 

But the helicopter crash in mexico that offed a few folk, included Charles Burnett de turd, who held the steam powered land speed record.

 

140mph Lol.

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-42749583

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7 minutes ago, gcreptile said:

Republican Party train wreck

That's old news. Been happening since around 2015.

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21 minutes ago, Exu said:

Oh, the Kid is back with porn links!

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23 minutes ago, Cat O'Falk said:

Saratov Airlines flight 6W703 / SOV703

Descended 2,950 feet in 22 seconds. That's an average speed of 91 mph. 

 

 

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From the what I've read it looks like the plane stalled on takeoff. My guess is either because of pilot error, severely icy conditions or both.

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A man has died following a vehicle collision on the taxiway at Heathrow. A rare, but tragic event in a heavily regulated environment 

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One less of the SotW cunts, so 'yaay'.

 

 

More import, Jay Haas's boy Bill, top 60 golfer in his own right, survives a fatilty car crash.

 

 

To be kept on Cup shortlists methinks....

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/43055732

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1 hour ago, Cat O'Falk said:

Iran Aseman Airlines ATR 72-212 has gone down in Iran killing all 66 on board.

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https://news.sky.com/story/iran-plane-crash-kills-all-66-people-on-board-11256004

 

 

Aye, interesting chat about that on BBC News 24 wherein an expert on Iran pointed out that ogoing financial sanctions mean the coutry can't find banks to handle international transactions in millions of pounds meaning they're obliged to run ageing and poorly maintained aircraft on international flights.

 

May well be discussing them again on this thread before too long.

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ATR 72s also have iceing issues that have brought down enough for the FAA to ban them from colder areas, so with the problems avaition in Iran has to deal with I wonder what sort of weather they were flying in.

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1 hour ago, maryportfuncity said:

Aye, interesting chat about that on BBC News 24 wherein an expert on Iran pointed out that ogoing financial sanctions mean the coutry can't find banks to handle international transactions in millions of pounds meaning they're obliged to run ageing and poorly maintained aircraft on international flights.

 

May well be discussing them again on this thread before too long.

Iran Aseman Airlines are banned from European airspace due to safety concerns. They're still operating three Boeing 727s that are over 37 years old and sanctions mean they haven't been able to acquire legal spare parts for many years. The Americans wouldn't even allow Iran Air to refuel at Heathrow and so they used to hop over to Manston before departing for Tehran.

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2 minutes ago, Cat O'Falk said:

Iran Aseman Airlines are banned from European airspace due to safety concerns. They're still operating three Boeing 727s that are over 37 years old and sanctions mean they haven't been able to acquire legal spare parts for many years. The Americans wouldn't even allow Iran Air to refuel at Heathrow and so they used to hop over to Manston before departing for Tehran.

 

That'll be the same Manston that shut when it was down to three scheduled flights a day, then.

 

Wonder if the airport's tolererance for the least safety conscious carriers was a factor in the closure.

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Have a flight with PIA. Exceptional airline. For all the wrong reasons. 

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Cross thread chat Mary , but banking facilities not being available, are a biggie for the druggie stoners in american states that legalised weed.

 

Still breaks Federal Law so the weed shops cannot get banking facilities with Federal Banks, and the other banks are at risk of accounts being frozen.

 

 

 

Bit coins the way forward then, but I do 'lol' at the junkies thinking their ship came in.......

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US-Bangla Airlines Bombardier DHC-8-402 Q400 has overshot the runway upon landing at Kathmandu.

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Nepali police officials told the Associated Press that at least 38 people were killed and 23 others injured in the fiery crash. At least 10 people were unaccounted.

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https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nepal-plane-crash-bangla-us-airlines-kathmandu-tribhuvan-international-airport/

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Well I can't open the link, could be a few reasons.
https://m.news24.com/Africa/News/at-least-17-dead-as-kenyan-bus-plunges-into-river-20180410
 - (Kenya):  Narok County Commissioner George Natembeya said more than 40 people were rushed to hospital for treatment. He said the accident occurred after a person who was controlling traffic near the bridge the bus was travelling on sent a wrong signal.

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9 minutes ago, Sir Creep said:

Well I can't open the link, could be a few reasons.
https://m.news24.com/Africa/News/at-least-17-dead-as-kenyan-bus-plunges-into-river-20180410
 - (Kenya):  Narok County Commissioner George Natembeya said more than 40 people were rushed to hospital for treatment. He said the accident occurred after a person who was controlling traffic near the bridge the bus was travelling on sent a wrong signal.

 

 

From your link....

 

 

Official statistics show that around 3 000 people die annually on Kenyan roads, but the World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates the figure could be four times higher.

 

 

17 in one go is 'Meh'....

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(Translated:) The Jamalpur commuter train Jamalgur derailed near Tongi Station in the new market area, killing five people and wounding 40. Four of them died on the spot, and later Shahadat Mia was taken to Dhaka Medical College Hospital with severe injuries and died due to medical treatment , The identity of the dead was unknown. The accident occurred at 12:15 clock at the intersection of Tongi Railway Junction near Outer Sigunal.
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Southwest Airlines flight WN1380 diverted to Philadelphia Airport, Pennsylvania, USA, after suffering an in-flight uncontained engine failure. Debris impacted a window, resulting in decompression at 32,000 feet and partially sucked a woman out; she died later.

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https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/apr/17/philadelphia-plane-emergency-southwest-landing-engine-explosion-latest

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2 hours ago, Cat O'Falk said:

Southwest Airlines flight WN1380 diverted to Philadelphia Airport, Pennsylvania, USA, after suffering an in-flight uncontained engine failure. Debris impacted a window, resulting in decompression at 32,000 feet and partially sucked a woman out; she died later.

Putting a name to the story:

Jennifer Riordan, a well-known leader and altruist from New Mexico, died Tuesday when a Southwest Airlines jet engine failed midair and its debris blew up a window.

Riordan, 43, was making her way back home to Albuquerque, New Mexico, when a terrifying episode ensued about 20 minutes after her plane left New York's LaGuardia Airport.

Passengers had to pull her back into the plane when she was sucked out of the shattered window. She died at a Philadelphia hospital after the plane made an emergency landing, authorities said.

Hers was the first death from an in-flight incident in company history, the airline said.
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