MD-87 hits fence after takeoff from TME. All passengers survive the crash.

[Evan]

A McDonnell Douglas MD-87. First flight October 1979.

The MD-87 was produced between 1987 and 1992.

[brianw999]

December 4 1986
McDonnell Douglas launched development of the MD-87 on January 3 1985, following the placement of launch orders from Finnair and Austrian in December 1984. First flight took place on December 4 1986 and US FAA certification was granted on October 21 1987.

[BoeingBobby]

You mean to tell me that LH is wrong again? Say it isn't so.

[LH-B744]

You mean to tell me that LH is wrong again? Say it isn't so.

Hm. There always are people who still are not old enough to know that they always appear as an asshole, even if twice as old as me.

[LH-B744]

The MD-87 was produced between 1987 and 1992.

This topic is not about your big dick knowledge base called Google. This topic in my eyes is about two MD-87 pilots who - what some men in this forum can't really imagine -
managed not only to save their own lifes (!) ...

Egoists always survive. But most of the time they only fly Cargo jets!

PS: Sorry, Evan. We all know who I mean by Cargo jet pilot. But we both also know who is the Original, December 2008 vs June 2009...
Bald ist ja wirklich Weihnachten!

Due to that fact, since Nov 24 2021 (yesterday) I already end all of my written texts who I send to friends with the words
Mit freundlichen vorweihnachtlichen Grüßen
plus a Santa Claus animated *.gif smiley, who is really missing here in this forum (!) ...

.. Ahm. The only mistake in this picture is, Santa Claus normally uses a Boeing 747 (!) .

[BoeingBobby]

[QUOTE=LH-B744 McDonnell Douglas MD-87. First flight October 1979.[/QUOTE]


Yes sir, flying a cargo aircraft is entirely different than a passenger aircraft!
Who is the A*****e here?

[kent olsen]

Yep, when you get up to use the lav you don't have 20 people watching you.

[Evan]

Yep, when you get up to use the lav you don't have 20 people watching you.

But don't you miss doing that whole "Well, folks..." bit?

[BoeingBobby]

But don't you miss doing that whole "Well, folks..." bit?

Not at all!