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If it wasn't so terrifying I would laugh about that remark...United 001 (a 787-9 with 280 souls, and 30,000 gallons of fuel) was the only one who radioed about it and he didn't sound too happy.
i have no idea what i'm looking at...
i have no idea what i'm looking at...
This got terrifyingly close to becoming Tenerife 2.0, they could easily have taken with them the three wide body aircrafts on the taxiway.The pictures are not showing up, or you just don't recognize the airplanes on the ground.
In this picture:
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we can see one of the airplanes on the ground directly below AC759.
In other news, the next Air Force One will be a pair of 747-8, as they will be taking over the the two airframes that were built for the Russian low cost carrier Transaero before they went bust.
i have no idea what i'm looking at...
Aviation Herald said:Incident: Canada A320 at San Francisco on Jul 7th 2017, lined up with taxiway for landing
By Simon Hradecky, created Tuesday, Jul 11th 2017 13:32Z, last updated Thursday, Aug 3rd 2017 10:31Z
An Air Canada Airbus A320-200, registration C-FKCK performing flight AC-759 from Toronto,ON (Canada) to San Francisco,CA (USA) with 140 people on board, was on final approach to runway 28R in night conditions being cleared to land at about 23:56L (06:56Z Jul 8th),
when a short time after reading back the landing clearance the crew queried tower to confirm they were cleared to land advising they were seeing lights on the runway,
tower advised the runway was clear and they were cleared to land indeed.
Another voice chimed in calling they were lined up with the taxiway, tower immediately instructed AC-759 to go around as result commenting it looked like they were lined up for taxiway C. The aircraft went around from below 100 feet AGL. Other flight crew taxiing their aircraft on taxiway C commented the A320 was flying straight over them. The A320 positioned for another approach and landed safely about 15 minutes later.
Air Canada 759 on approach in SFO lined-itself up with taxiway Charlie instead of runway 28R. Ooops.
http://avherald.com/h?article=4ab79f58&opt=0
https://forums.liveatc.net/atcaviation-audio-clips/7-july-ksfo-ac759-go-around/
This got terrifyingly close to becoming Tenerife 2.0, they could easily have taken with them the three wide body aircrafts on the taxiway.
In other news, the next Air Force One will be a pair of 747-8, as they will be taking over the the two airframes that were built for the Russian low cost carrier Transaero before they went bust.