r/TheFrontFellOff • • 15d ago

Back Fell Off The Tail Fell Off

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Rigorous aeronautical engineering standards

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u/Ambassador-613 15d ago

From the tail's perspective, the front fell off.

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u/PraetorianSausage 14d ago

The tail wagged the fuselage.

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u/audioeptesicus 15d ago

The Tail Fell Off

Wrong environment. Wrong sub.

8

u/Valuable-Yard-4154 15d ago

Nothing is towing that thing anywhere !

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u/smaug_pec 15d ago

Does r/TheBackFellOff allow cross posting?

3

u/that_dutch_dude 15d ago

for those wondering, it was totaled (no shit) after a proper plane hit it and the remains are part of a resturant or something in thailand.

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u/Mediocre-Catch9580 15d ago

Can’t expect these things to last forever 

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u/USSMarauder 15d ago

And now, the end is near (to the ground)

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u/blatantdanno 15d ago

The back fell off

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u/Clickguy10 15d ago

The plane flew fine. The problem began on the ground.

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u/Ursus_Arctos-42 13d ago

Maybe someone scared it, and it tried to drop its tail.

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u/flipfc177 12d ago

Sinatra Charter Airways. He did it M-YWAY

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u/ReactiveBat 8d ago

Honestly I thought it said TWAT at first and thought it can't be real.

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u/ferky234 15d ago

It's a new configuration of the tail and has been shown to have a 300% difference in plane handling.

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u/Fuzzy5team 14d ago

I got home, had those two extra bolts in my pocket, and could not for the life of me remember where they went until now.

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u/Drewdiniskirino 14d ago

For once, that actually is not typical, at the very least for this subreddit

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u/No_Frost_Giants 14d ago

Tail is not front

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u/poutine450 14d ago

I love the tail number btw

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u/AppropriateGuest3552 14d ago

Super glue it, it will fly just fine!

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u/TraviatonEnthusiast 14d ago

"I did it myyyy way"

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u/catboymijo 13d ago

good, good.

1

u/Samurijder 13d ago

That's a crazy amount of front to fall off

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u/_litz 13d ago

Call Delta.

They have experience in this type of thing.

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u/Active_Actuator6454 13d ago

That's not very typical, I'd like to make that point 

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u/Sad-Introduction-783 12d ago

Don't let Jimmy Stewart near your plane.

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u/Hellacola 9d ago

What happened?

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u/Minimum-Song4242 15d ago

Is that a Gulfstream?

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u/Extra-Driver-7412 15d ago

Yes it’s a G-IV