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Originally posted by hikix
I was on Church Street when it happened.
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Here somethings...look it up
767-200 - Max cruising speed 914km/h (568mph), economical cruising speed 854km/h (531mph).
This is an educated guess, but it seems likely that whoever fed the 9-11 flight data to the newsfakers — some spooks — simply took the highest possible Boeing 757 flightspeeds right from the spec charts without thinking/understanding that they weren’t attainable at sea-level heights. People are highly specialized these days and it is unlikely that the 9-11 cabal was a well-rounded, educated, intelligent group of people. They compensated their stupidity with their ruthlessness.
Greetings,
The Wizard In The Woods
Originally posted by hikix
I'd love to know who came up with this hologram theory, probably some idiot living on a farm with too much time on his hands.
Google Video Link |
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Airliners Net Discussion
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 21:19:05 +1300
From: "Tony Davies"
To: "Dylan Phelps"
Subject: Re: B757 Videos
Dylan,
I was the captain of that particular shot, filmed during a Squadron open-day a couple of years ago. It's part of a routine that has been performed over thirty times at various airshows and practices around the world including RIAT Fairford 2003, Kemble 2006, RAF Waddington 2006, Warbirds Over Wanaka 2004, Avalon 2005.
The low pass is flown into wind at 350 knots (indicated) and 100 feet above the runway. It's a 2g pull up to between 45 and 55 degrees nose up pitch (although there has been higher) and the zoom climb ends at an altitude between 8000 and 10000 feet depending on the type of pull up used. The sequence does not end with a loop as some of the readers speculate, but in fact with a 60 degree wingover at around 220 knots. It is easily possible to enhance this maneouver with a steeper climb and bank but there is no need - it is spectacular already, and safe.
The aircraft is NZ7572 (formerly PH-TKB of Transavia) and it's sister ship, NZ7571, is seen in the foreground of the video shot. Both aircraft are operated by 40 Squadron at Royal New Zealand Air Force Base Whenuapai in Auckland, New Zealand. It is a B757-2k2 with RB211-E4 engines, shortly to become E4Bs.
Feel free to post this information if you so desire. If you want more details, I can provide. I can also pass you more videos of other maneovers we have done but I am a little busy right now and need some time to convert them to MPEG. I have attached a shot of the same aircraft involved with a formation practice for a London flyover with 3 Typhoons taken in November this year, as well as a quick shot taken from inside the B757 at the same time.
Regards,
Tony Davies.
Originally posted by hikix
reply to post by CB_Brooklyn
I'd love to know who came up with this hologram theory, probably some idiot living on a farm with too much time on his hands.
Auckland International Airport
Airport: Auckland International Airport Auckland International Airport
ELEVATION: 23 ft.
This is an educated guess,
simply took the highest possible Boeing 757 flightspeeds right from the spec charts without thinking/understanding that they weren’t attainable at sea-level heights.
Originally posted by talisman #5. I want the no plane people to put up a large number of Good Angled video's that show NOTHING HITTING THE TOWERS AND THEN AN EXPLOSION.
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
Originally posted by talisman #5. I want the no plane people to put up a large number of Good Angled video's that show NOTHING HITTING THE TOWERS AND THEN AN EXPLOSION.
Dear talisman:
You make one good point that there ought to be some pictures/videos showing only an explosion — without any planes — hitting the twin towers. But, indeed there aren’t.