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Aerosucre 737 clips trees on take off (Video)

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On February 3, 2022, an Aerosucre Boeing 737-200 with a crew of five took off from Puerto Carreno Airport in Colombia at a dangerously low altitude and, as it became airborne and the landing gear retracted, clipped the top of a 46ft- (14m) high tree located 295m (967ft) past the end of the runway. Startling video footage from a doorbell camera installed at a house beyond the runway shows the aircraft passing low overhead, missing electrical wires by mere feet and causing significant movement in… (www.dailymail.co.uk) और अधिक...

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TorstenHoff
Torsten Hoff 15
Scary how often Aerosucre aircraft appear in these near-disaster videos. I'm surprised their operating permits haven't been pulled yet.
djames225
djames225 7
I'm surprised they weren't pulled after the 2016 Bogota disaster...and it was no near-disaster.
jbsimms
James Simms 8
Guessing they’re running drugs for the authorities, maybe that’s why…
jbsimms
James Simms 13
Least they’ll be on ‘Three minutes of Aviation’ on YT once again. They’ve developed a cult following there, was posting ‘Sadly, No Aerosucrae….’
ghstark
Greg S 11
Glad to see Aerosucker is one company proud of its traditions and willing to stand by them through changing times.
devsfan
ken young 8
Astonishing how in some countries when it comes to aviation safety, the authorities JDGAF
punkrawk78
Silent Bob 5
It certainly does sucre.
LeanderWilliams
Leander Williams 3
I wonder what the name of the airline means. If you ask me if stands for Aerosuckers.
hk2504
Faisal Guerra 3
Sucre is a region in Colombia; not sugar. That would be Azucar, fyi.
SuzeBLAKE
Suze BLAKE 1
chrisgilgen
Christoph Gilgen 1
Sucre is also the Money/Currency of Ecuador....
3148635698
Marc Clemente 2
Sucre=sugar in French (not Spanish as Faisal pointed out).
johntaylor571
John Taylor -1
It means Air Sugar (sucre=sugar in Spanish).
SuzeBLAKE
Suze BLAKE 2
no that would be French.
dwight666
D Chambers 3
Q: How many morons does it take to screw up a takeoff?
A: Apparently, five.
johncbundy
John Bundy 2
The surprising act is that nobody in the industry has learned anything from past history.
Aerosuce Continues to risk everyone's life and nobody cares!
sledogpilot
Duane Mader 2
I’ve talked to crews from South America at FlightSafety. I’m guessing engine overhaul & inspection periods are ignored, leaving a lot less power and a lot more YouTube content
bentwing60
bentwing60 1
https://www.flightradar24.com/data/airlines/kre/fleet

Much to the surprise of 'No one' their entire fleet consists of aging aircraft and their maintenance requirements, a hugely expensive endeavor if performed to 'the letter of the current' MX manuals doctrine.

Think they have any pesos to fund anything else but fuel?
CPAIR007
JASON AWID 1
No SURPRISE...the videos of this Airline goes beyond any regards for safety. No idea how they are allowed to fly .
jgeovs
jeff edwards 1
Jason Awid, a habitual scammer and real life "Karen" The internet is FLOODED with his constant complaints about pizza, tim hortons, comic book stores, the real canadian super store.... just do a simple google search...... he also committed bank fraud yesterday by fraudulently disputing transactions, to keep his merchandise and obtain refunds
mimana
mimana 1
Aerosucre needs to renew its fleet.

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