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'guy in a jetpack' flying near planes on approach at Los Angeles
'guy in a jetpack' flying near planes on approach at Los Angeles
Apparently two planes coming in to land reported seeing a 'guy in a jetpack' at their altitude (3000 feet) and 300 yards away from their aircraft on approach to LAX. Obvious safety issues there!
Wow. Who has the resources (and the balls) to acquire and operate such a capable jet pack and at the same time has the brain of an ant to do so in the area of the final approach to LAX?
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Wow. Who has the resources (and the balls) to acquire and operate such a capable jet pack and at the same time has the brain of an ant to do so in the area of the final approach to LAX?
Uber rich boys don't like to be told how to play with their toys. Is this really all that different than some Cirri-Rules/Procedures/Fundamentals-don't-apply-to-me eye rollers?
Les règles de l'aviation de base découragent de longues périodes de dur tirer vers le haut.
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