If you look at the nearest fuselage, you can see that it is cracked almost in two. Three more fuselages were dumped alongside the railroad track, but didn't fall into the river.
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Yepper, That'll Buff Right Out.
A rail derailment in Montana dumped three 737 fuselages into the Clark Fork River.
If you look at the nearest fuselage, you can see that it is cracked almost in two. Three more fuselages were dumped alongside the railroad track, but didn't fall into the river.
If you look at the nearest fuselage, you can see that it is cracked almost in two. Three more fuselages were dumped alongside the railroad track, but didn't fall into the river.
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That's OK. Jet Blue will buy them on the cheap and put 'em right in service.
ReplyDeleteThose insurance adjusters are going to have a field day. If the Boeing people were not keeping a kosher kitchen with the debits and credits, then there is a good chance that an insurance adjuster will figure it out.
ReplyDeleteFirst time I've heard of an airplane being derailed ;-)
ReplyDeleteAt least none of them were P-8 fuselages... :-)
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