Classic British Flight Sim

Quite a stunt hese guys made....

http://www.avherald.com/h?article=430a1d01&opt=0

Cheers,

Nick

You sure that wasn't a proving flight for Ryanair's new Moscow service

Goodness, that is an amazing escape. However, I wonder what caused the total electical failure? in the video you can see the clamshell reversers open, so that would imply the engines were operational unless they open independantly of engine power? Surely if the engines were operational there should have been at least one generator working?

Whatever the reason, it took some guts to land a plane on what looks like a patch of scrubland with a hidden patio in the middle, and walk away from it!

Surely if the engines were operational there should have been at least one generator working?

Not necessarily, although the engines turn the generators (directly or indirectly, not sure how the Tu 154 works) this doesn't mean the generators are actually providing power or that there wasn't a failure of the electrical distribution system that prevented the power getting to where it was needed. Or a combination of both.

She is going nowhere now. Retirement comes early.

Probably be a woodland cafe in the near future.

Reading other articles about this (some or all could be completely full of of course) - no electrics, only stand-by instruments, only centre fuel pump/tanks available and potentially (looking at the pictures), no flaps. Seems this is quite a piece of airmanship

Cheers

Rich

Stunning airmanship indeed.

There's some video doing the rounds as well now:

http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/20 ... errun.html

Cheers

Rich

Pretty calm evacuation measures...

Indeed Nick

They're certainly not rushin' to get out