Monday, October 13, 2008

Raw Video Of Aborted Takeoff In Angola


The video above was taken on September 26 in Cabinda, Angola as the pilots of an Ilyushin Il-18 attempt to abort a takeoff run and suffer as subsequent brake fire and eventual runway excursion beyond the departure end. Of course, it's 2008 so all of the digital cameras and camera phones come out instantly from the pockets of all the ground crew.

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15 comments:

Anonymous said...

I was surprised that the airport had emergency equipment, that said equipment worked, and that the emergency equipment responded in a timely manor.

Anonymous said...

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Anonymous said...

I agree, over a month now.

Anonymous said...

Where have you gone? This was my favorite new blog :(

Anonymous said...

Having withdraws......need....my....aviation fix.....

Anonymous said...

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Anonymous said...

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Anonymous said...

I agree with Anonymous 11 30

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Anonymous said...

I was reading your blog often, but now they're aren't any posts. I hope all is OK there. Thanks for all the past stories and I hope to see more in the future.

Matt said...

Hello, just checking to see what happened. I liked your blog a lot and it's been silent now for quite some time. Are you ok?

Patrick Flannigan said...

Flaming tires are never a good sign. Guess the antiskid wasn't 100% operable. Then again, does that thing even have antiskid?

JetAviator7 said...

Just proves how dangerous takeoffs are, no matter how good the aircraft.

Guess I will grab my vintage aviator sunglasses, head to the airport and make some to&ls today.