Posted by 451 Cubes on August 28, 2020 at 15:27:50 from (166.182.81.63):
In Reply to: Strange acting plane? posted by TimWafer on August 28, 2020 at 07:26:35:
747’ s used to do touch and go’s at our relatively small airport. No regular service with anything that big here. In the shop one day and out the door in a instant the sky darkened and was the unmistakable whine of multiple turbofans. Went outside and a 747 going over very low in a heck of a bank. I swear I could see the seats in the windows. This is about 10 miles from the airport. What a monster when all you are used to seeing for big planes are 737s. Drove to the airport just to watch. Once they touch down and decide to nail it again it seemed like that girl would stand on her tail and pull up at at way better than 45 degrees. Don’t see passenger airliners blow smoke like that everyday.
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