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  Mensaje de delta kriss - Enviado el 20 Nov 23:00  
 
An Air Canada flight was forced to make an emergency landing in Japan Sunday after the plane hit heavy turbulence and four flight attendants were injured.
The plane encountered the bumpy conditions shortly after taking off from Shanghai, China bound for Vancouver. Four of the 11 cabin attendants, all Canadians, suffered injuries that are said to be non life-threatening, mostly cuts and bruises.



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  Mensaje de Werkur737 - Enviado el 20 Nov 0:46  
 
The heavy turbulence caused damage to the aircraft?
Was an A340-313X the aircraft involved?
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  Mensaje de G-NIKO - Enviado el 20 Nov 20:45  
 
I wach aircraft investigation.

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  Mensaje de delta kriss - Enviado el 20 Nov 20:56  
 
no it was'nt a A340 it was old news but it was a 747

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  Mensaje de G-NIKO - Enviado el 20 Nov 20:59  
 
OLD NEW'S....

Come on brother keep up to date!.

how old is the news delta kriss because Air Canada have not had Boeing 747's for a wile.

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  Mensaje de G-NIKO - Enviado el 20 Nov 22:23  
 
Delta Kriss(BROTHER!)

Werkur737 is right it was an Air Canada A340-313X

Delta Kriss you might be talking about a diffrent Air Canada Emergancy landing that happened a while back





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  Mensaje de delta kriss - Enviado el 21 Nov 22:07  
 
sorry

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  Mensaje de SJR - Enviado el 21 Nov 22:32  
 
Yes i have seen the one about the A300 that crashed in New York due to a tail failure. Which was caused by the pilot using the rudder violantly. Seen most of the Air Crash Investigations and the Seconds from disaster episodes. Very interesting.

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  Mensaje de G-NIKO - Enviado el 22 Nov 19:20  
 
I saw an Air Crash investigation when the aircraft was 39,000 feet and the cockpit window smashed and the pilot was half way out the window and his feet was jammed to the pedles so they dropt hight in a mater of second's and the pilot survived and he was in a terible mess

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  Mensaje de SJR - Enviado el 22 Nov 19:39  
 
British Airways BAC 1-11 from BHX to Malaga landed at Southampton?

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  Mensaje de G-NIKO - Enviado el 22 Nov 19:57  
 
Yes that's it

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  Mensaje de Trevor - Enviado el 28 Nov 16:35  
 
delta kriss posting was correct. This is an incident that happened Sunday 20th November, 2006 and involved an Air Canada 767-300ER, (flight AC 038). It flew into severe turbulence about 1 hour after departing Shanghai bound for Vancouver. It diverted and made an emergency landing at Tokyo's Narita airport. See links:-

http://edition.cnn.com/2006/TRAVEL/11/20/aricanada.turbulence.ap/index.html

and

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20061119/emergency_landing_061119?s_name=&no_ads=

and

http://news.channels.aol.ca/news/article.adp?id=20061119154709990009

and

http://www.boston.com/news/world/asia/articles/2006/11/19/airliner_makes_tokyo_emergency_landing/

This is not related to the older Air Canada 747-400 incident =

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1061242837540_399?hub=Canada

Nor the A340-313X incident:-

http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2003/Aug/18/ln/ln22a.html

There are several other incidents ( as there are with all airlines ) but I believe the above links cover those mentioned above.

all the best, Trevor



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  Mensaje de Werkur737 - Enviado el 29 Nov 0:02  
 
Thanks Trevor, you're right was a B767-300ER, and i read the links saw the others incidents too.
I'm shocked with many incidents, is that normal? Too many incidents!
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  Mensaje de Trevor - Enviado el 29 Nov 3:46  
 
 Incidents  happen. The larger the airline and the more flights they operate, then the amount of incidents are proportionate. The important thing is not to confuse incidents with crashes. For example a bird strike, is not something that can necessarily be avoided. The turbulence this particular aircraft flew into, happened as the aircraft reached its cruising altitude, the captain had only moments before turned off the seat belt signs and the cabin crew were serving drinks. Looking at other incidents, smoke in the cabin or cockpit has happened with many airlines. It does not necessarily mean the cabin or cabin is full of smoke. It means it has been detected and the captain has decided to take action and land so further investigations can be done to determine the cause. So please do not read too much into  incidents  such as these as meaning pilot error or poorly maintained aircraft etc, they are two very different things.

all the best, Trevor

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  Mensaje de Werkur737 - Enviado el 30 Nov 0:17  
 
Ok Trevor, planes are the most secure way to travel, so incidents happens everyday, according to your message, now understood. .
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  Mensaje de Trevor - Enviado el 01 Dec 5:46  
 
Good I am glad you understand the difference. As for  Most secure  ... that would depend on who you are flying with. A useful point of reference to remember would be:-

http://ec.europa.eu/transport/air_portal/safety/black_list_en.htm



This list is not perfect but it is a great start. Hopefully other regions will do likewise to identify those airlines that need to be identified. Then either the airlines on the blacklist will get their act together, to get themselves off the blacklist, or providing word spreads, no one will fly them and they will simply go bankrupt.

all the best, Trevor


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