Not the same airplane, but the same hail...one of our birds just made it into the hangar as it was starting and didn't catch the worst of it. It came home on a ferry permit after having all the light lenses and radome replaced and is currently in the process of having metal work done to it...Any "after" photos?
Love how the crew waits till just as the cell hits the airport to depart the gate!
I've delayed boarding a couple times when large storms were approaching. I was concerted about possible tornadoes and strong winds. People are a lot safer inside the terminal building.How were they supposed to know? No electronic devices in the cockpit and all...
Ever since those guys over flew their destination because they were "checking their schedules."
Looked like taxiing out to me, they were going forward.Dizzayum! I couldn't really tell... But were they pushing back early in the video?
If this is Envoy (sorry, TLD, small-e-envoy), then it's probably the same guys who dispatched me into the middle of a tropical storm.I'd love to see the dispatcher's remarks: "Yeah, there are some cells in the area but you should depart well before anything develops."
If this is Envoy (sorry, TLD, small-e-envoy), then it's probably the same guys who dispatched me into the middle of a tropical storm.
Neither example is satisfactory, but the primary difference is that of who is first upon the scene.Maybe its the same pilot that tries to leave in a thunderstorm despite warnings not to because he doesnt want to miss his commute home.