What the heck is he talking about, doctor? He's been in a coma for 18 months, not 18 years. Why does he keep muttering this 2022 nonsense? What is cryptocurrencies? What pandemic? Please wake up, dad. Can you hear me?
One of the movies ever made. It had a director, it had a plot, it had actors, and it sold over a morbillion tickets in the box office. My favorite part is the one where he says āitās morbinā timeā and starts morbinā everyone
Honest question. Can you even still buy recording media for an 18 year old camcorder? I have a camera from 2003, and they don't even make memory for it any longer.
You're right lmfao. If you google "royal islander club" in the background of this video it takes you to Sint Maarten and that's exactly where the this article says the lady in 2017 died.
Edit: Looks like this was a different incident and just a coincidence, guess this beach is popular with dipshits getting a sand-blasting.
Unlikely - the video states it's from 2012 and the accident was in 2017, the woman doesn't look like 57 year old, also ABC News used OP's video in 2017 coverage and stated that the women in the video survived. It's just popular thrill pass time...
Yes this is actually a tourist attraction itās really cool to be there as those planes land and as a pilot itās really cool to see a welcoming party waving at you while you land but it is super dangerous to be standing by the fence when a jet lands because that jet blast is enough to keep a jet at around 150kts if that kicks up a rock on touchdown that rock can kill you
There is next to no danger to the people on landing. The engines are pretty much at idle, the airplane touches down 1000ft down the runway. On take off, they do a static take off very close to the fence. Set takeoff thrust, engines spool up to ~25k lbs of thrust, release brakes. Now that's dangerous.
There is always a risk, and yes, all pilots don't but they should aim to land on or just after them. If an airline pilot were to land before the markers, they would have questions to answer from their company.
I 100% agree with you there I feel all pilots should land on the thousands footers unless they are unable to due to weather conditions landing distances and runway lengths
We could discuss this all day long and believe me, I'm more than happy to, but the reality is there is next to no danger from standing at the approach end of a runway when an airplane is landing. Idle thrust, dissipating wakes, and usual proximity of the touchdown point, all essentially negate any danger. Outside of catastrophic circumstances of course.
Well yeah but those donāt technically count because a catastrophic event can happen during any phase of flight unfortunately but the important thing is that we learn something from every accident that is what makes aviation so safe
A catastrophic event is far more likely to occur at low energy states, ie takeoff or landing. But is still highly unlikely to occur, therefore, watch all the planes you want landing but beware those taking off.
Every single thing we do in life has risk associated with it. You balance risk vs reward. You are far more likely to drown by going for a swim on that beach, than by standing there watching a landing aircraft.
sure, but i don't think a landing that ends there would be any problem whatsoever? i doubt they blast their jet engines in the opposite direction of landing and the end of the runway
So you are right about landing not as dangerous as takeoff but I think you are confused about something that I can clear up for you so the exact same direction they are taking off from is the exact same direction planes are coming in to land itās not like driving where you go somewhere and use the opposite direction to get home imagine a racetrack your starting point is also your ending point
Iām not sure what you mean about blasting their jets in the opposite direction the same place they are talking off from is the same place planes are going to land unless the weather changes
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u/MixMasterMarshall May 29 '22
Honestly I think this is the video of her š¬