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Ryanair terror of the window fixed with sticky tape that came loose in mid-air and forced crew to turn back

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Ryanair's solution for a crack on the cockpit window sticking it up with ducktape. (www.dailymail.co.uk) और अधिक...

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im4point
Chris Murray 5
It's called speed tape. It's FAA approved. If not applied correctly, it can peal back and make a loud thumping noise. Not a big deal.
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linbb
linbb 1
Over blown by a newpaper what do you expect and the head line on the story is just short of crazy too.
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THRUSTT
THRUSTT 1
The duck tape didn't adhere probably because of the feathers...
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ozfloats
ozfloats 1
what is with the quack quack tape - it is DUCT tape?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duct_tape
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Derg
Roland Dent -3
Weak/Ignorant PIC. Plane was defecrive; rejection not used.
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