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"Boston Logan International Airport spokesman Phil Orlandella said one person is complaining of neck pain after the crash.
There were no other injuries." there is a shocker.. |
Originally Posted by Deltican
(Post 16732632)
"Boston Logan International Airport spokesman Phil Orlandella said one person is complaining of neck pain after the crash.
There were no other injuries." there is a shocker.. Aw, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God. God. Oh, I'm hurt. Oh, my neck, my back, my neck and my back. Oh, I want $150,000, but we can settle out of court right now for twenty bucks. |
Originally Posted by YosefTraveler
(Post 16732684)
To quote the classic film "Friday":
Aw, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God. God. Oh, I'm hurt. Oh, my neck, my back, my neck and my back. Oh, I want $150,000, but we can settle out of court right now for twenty bucks. |
Friday's DL 266 BOS-AMS is listed on time.
Not clear where the 767 is coming from. Could not find from ATL, JFK, DTW to BOS |
(1) now we know that Air France Airbus A380 isn't the only one who can do somethign like this
(2) Boeing makes a better, tougher plane, because the 767 managed to brake the RJ's tail, which the Airbus A380 couldn't do (3) when selecting seats on RJ flights, do NOT choose seats in the rear :p |
Originally Posted by boston globe
No serious injuries were immediately reported, but Logan spokesman Phil Orlandella said one person is complaining of neck pain.
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Originally Posted by zman
(Post 16733344)
Friday's DL 266 BOS-AMS is listed on time.
Not clear where the 767 is coming from. Could not find from ATL, JFK, DTW to BOS http://flightaware.com/live/flight/DAL9950 |
Originally Posted by ToniCounter
(Post 16733660)
(3) when selecting seats on RJ flights, do NOT choose seats in the rear
(3) when selecting flights, do NOT choose the regional jet |
Originally Posted by Crazyhotelguy
(Post 16732263)
Sort of OT, did anyone else see the trailer park kettle that was interviewed? He said something like this..."it was the worst experiences of my life, I will NEVER fly Delta again!"... Contrast that with another interview with a guy in a suit, who claimed everyone was calm and that the FA and other crew were great, and that DL had reaccommodated them. Seemed very happy.
To the first guy, I say go back to WN!:). (I hear some of their planes have sun roofs now!:) You must be someone special. |
Originally Posted by Tim_Ryan
(Post 16734339)
Trailer park kettle??? So a person's credibility is based on his attire? You can dress a monkey in a Brooks Brothers suit, but it's still a monkey.
You must be someone special. |
[QUOTE=Tim_Ryan;16734339]Trailer park kettle??? So a person's credibility is based on his attire? You can dress a monkey in a Brooks Brothers suit, but it's still a monkey.
"or put lipstick on a pig...." ::D (no offence towards either posters. Just a slow day in the office here in the YOW) Happy to hear no one was "hurt" on DL flight in BOS.^ lfc |
Originally Posted by rylan
(Post 16730264)
Glad everybody is ok.
Geez though... took two planes out, and its not like there are extra 767s in the BOS area for that flight. Wonder whats going to happen with the equipment? The CRJ didn't as fare well. I don't know if SkyWest/ASA has maint in BOS? If not it could be broken down (wings removed) and trucked to another facility. |
Originally Posted by NHFL9
(Post 16733972)
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/D.../KBOS/tracklog |
Originally Posted by RobertS975
(Post 16734580)
If you check the log on this ferry flight, it spent 6 minutes at its cruise altitude of 21,000 feet... from 2:08PM to 2:14PM!
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/D.../KBOS/tracklog |
Does anyone know exactly where this happened? Was it at the Terminal A ramp? Or further down near the FEDEX ramp? Or even further out on the main taxiways?
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