Watch the story of British Airways flight 9 as this movie reveals their terrifying story.
British Airways flight 9 was quite the interesting hit with everything - including the environnement and geology with this terrifying disaster.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Sunday, October 23, 2011
"They're at the controls of a 95 ton jet. That's quickly falling from the sky"
Watch the story of Air Canada Flight 143 at some of the best feit' in Aviation History
Click here to watch the story of the Gimli Glider
Click here to watch the story of the Gimli Glider
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Things that I can do
Here is a list of what I can do
- Identify an airplane in the sky (Type of aircraft, version, characteristics, incidents the aircraft has been involved...)
- Make a paper airplane
- Make a sandwich
- Playing Basketball
- Making stuff out of Lego
- Taking Pictures
"Mayday Mayday Mayday This is Cactus 1549 hit birds we've lost thrust in both engines we are turning back toward LaGuardia"
Mayday Mayday Mayday This is Cactus 1549 hit birds we've lost thrust in both engines we are turning back toward LaGuardia
-US Airways flight 1549 January 15 2009
-US Airways flight 1549 January 15 2009
Looks like my Lego Planes...
My Model (Replica) of a Bombardier Q400
And some other random planes...
The landing gear also retracts! If you want me to bring it into class, post a comment on this particular post
To learn more about the Bombardier Dash 8/ Q Series, click here
Smiley Dude is bringing the Smiles!
Smiley Dude just brings on smiles! With his amazing interests in lego and the construction of his many things to his own lego QR Code which made it into the Wired Magazine, Smiley Dude makes us smile. With people from all over the world to visit his very own blog with loads of lego accomplishments, Smiley Dude has not just made us smile but made the whole world smile!
And this, is what everyone has been doing.
And this, is what everyone has been doing.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Turtles Create Delays at John F. Kennedy International Airport
Summary:
On a Wedensday morning, The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey were forced to shut down a runway after turtles were spotted crawling on the surface at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The closure of the runway forced delays of 90 minutes. The Federal Aviation Administration reported that turtles do come from the water every year and according to their Wildlife Strike Database, luckily there have been no recent strike causing damage to any aircraft.
Reflections:
This article is very important because air transportation is a very sophisticated method of transportation and travel. Animals and our planet is also very important to us and we should make sure that animals remain and stay unharmed. It's important that despite frustrating delays at airports and miserable pilots waiting to continue on with their flights, our animals and nature should be safe. On another flight in January 2009, A plane taking off from LaGuardia Airport (Another major airport in the New York area) struck birds despite the pilots trying to somewhat avoid the birds. The Airbus A320 had to ditch in the Hudson River so it would not hurt people and more birds which is why we should take precaution despite the frustrating delays.
If you would like to learn more about the 2009 accident click here for a wikipedia article ( It's safe - I modified 1 day ago with true information) and if you would like to watch a video, click here for a documentary on YouTube. The documentary is about 30-45 minutes long.
On a Wedensday morning, The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey were forced to shut down a runway after turtles were spotted crawling on the surface at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The closure of the runway forced delays of 90 minutes. The Federal Aviation Administration reported that turtles do come from the water every year and according to their Wildlife Strike Database, luckily there have been no recent strike causing damage to any aircraft.
Reflections:
This article is very important because air transportation is a very sophisticated method of transportation and travel. Animals and our planet is also very important to us and we should make sure that animals remain and stay unharmed. It's important that despite frustrating delays at airports and miserable pilots waiting to continue on with their flights, our animals and nature should be safe. On another flight in January 2009, A plane taking off from LaGuardia Airport (Another major airport in the New York area) struck birds despite the pilots trying to somewhat avoid the birds. The Airbus A320 had to ditch in the Hudson River so it would not hurt people and more birds which is why we should take precaution despite the frustrating delays.
If you would like to learn more about the 2009 accident click here for a wikipedia article ( It's safe - I modified 1 day ago with true information) and if you would like to watch a video, click here for a documentary on YouTube. The documentary is about 30-45 minutes long.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)