capricardogonzalez
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pues siguen confirmando los dos muertos y evacuan a alguien en un helicoptero de la uscg
Los mandan A LAX que es el Alterno de SFO.Que harán con los Heavys que vienen de Asia? A cuál aeropuerto los mandan? Que se hace en estos casos, los mandan al alterno del plan de vuelo?
Del traductor de GoogleEn la grabacion se escucha al minuto 1:53 cuando torre le dice que los vehiculos de emergency estan respondiendo que todos van en camino.........se escucha que los pilotos del B777 de Asiana responden al minuto 1:56 :
"WE ARE GLIDING"
Estamos planeando (volando sin potencia en los motores)Del traductor de Google
ESTAMOS Vuelo sin motor.
Esa sería la mejor traducciónEstamos planeando (volando sin potencia en los motores)
jaja PLANEANDO... obvio no lo ponen por cuestiones de la lengua.Del traductor de Google
ESTAMOS Vuelo sin motor.
Ahi enfrentito esta Oakland...Que harán con los Heavys que vienen de Asia? A cuál aeropuerto los mandan? Que se hace en estos casos, los mandan al alterno del plan de vuelo?
Informan que los están enviando San Diego, oakland, los ángeles, sacramento.Ahi enfrentito esta Oakland...
Flightglobal dijo:A self-described eyewitness identified only as "Andre" told KCBS radio in San Francisco said he watched Flight 214 approach from inside the terminal, and remarked to the person next to him that the aircraft's tail seemed unusually low as it approached the seawall in front of the runway.
"What touched the ground was not any type of landing gear. It was all plane," Andre told the radio station. "I'm not a pilot, but I'm pretty sure that shouldn't happen."
The impact caught the attention of Kelly Thompson who was nearby. She told the radio station there was a "horrible thud".
The aircraft tail separated from the aircraft aft of the pressure bulkhead as the nose of the 777-200ER bounced twice, then spun around and departed from the left side of Runway 28.
The incident created a debris field that extended from the edge of the runway apron to the remains of the main fuselage and wings lying several hundred feet ahead.
Portions of the aircraft's tail fin and horizonal stabilisers are strewn on the runway apron.
The aircraft, registered as HL7742, was delivered on 7 March 2006, and had accumulated 35,700h on 5,185 cycles as of 31 March, Flightglobal Pro online database shows. The 777-200ER, one of 12 in the Asiana fleet, was powered by the Pratt & Whitney PW4090 engines.
Early social media updates by California firefighting agencies indicated that all 303 aboard survived the crash, but local news outlets later reported two confirmed fatalities. It was not immediately clear if the fatalities involved the passengers or crew.