Ryanair B738 Runs off runway in France

[Corporal]

A Ryanair budget airline flight has ran off the runway in Limoges (LFBL)
Looking at the image below there appears to be no or little damage.
I think the accident happend at 1630 local time.
Not sure of the corse of what happend either.
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y183/TealArms/FR1216.jpg

[jesus]

The image didn't work.

Link to news article?

[Corporal]

I dont know of any articles yet.
I'll sort the pic out asap.

[xxMATTGxx]

I wonder if the Captain goes back down to First Officer, since it is RyanAir LOL. Looks like no one was hurt.

[GhostFace-]

how do you go off the runway ;X

[cocaine]

how do you go off the runway ;X


.. you cross over the tarmac onto the grass!

[GhostFace-]

.. you cross over the tarmac onto the grass!


well it seems to me that your going in a straight line so how do you go off the runway

[cocaine]

well it seems to me that your going in a straight line so how do you go off the runway


well you're going fast and you have a limited amount of runway, so if you dont slow down enough you go off it..

[7]

i love those planes

[cocaine]

http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/notic...code=080321-Limoge_Incident-EN-GB.



"flight FR1216 from Brussels Charleroi to Limoges in Western France, which landed on schedule at 16.00 (local), skidded after landing and the aircraft came to a stop approx. 10 metres off the end of the runway in a grass run-off area."

[7]

10 meters? christ

[Roboevil]

I can't believe how interesting that is.

[cocaine]

10 meters? christ

yeah lmao barely off the runway

[Rixion]

Bad pilot

Rainy day
Bad combo xD
Very little damages yay.

[Scania]

Bad pilot

Rainy day
Bad combo xD
Very little damages yay.

Nothing to do with the pilot mate. Shut up and get a grip before blaming anyone else.




It has been confirmed that the RYR craft, will fly again after minor undercarriage damage. :)

[Metric1]

That is one of my biggest fears.

[cocaine]

Nothing to do with the pilot mate. Shut up and get a grip before blaming anyone else.


and who do you think lands the plane? yes, the pilot does do it himself, so he may have landed a bit late and overshot it by a few metres :rolleyes:

[Scania]

Obviously Matt, although due to weather conditions, weight etc, the aircraft could easily of slid (as you do). Although the investigation is still underway, the aircrafts equivelant to ABS could of failed.

BTW, its the F-O that lands, not the captain. Perhaps in some cases the captain.

[NEW-START]

BTW, its the F-O that lands, not the captain. Perhaps in some cases the captain.

It's the PIC who lands, not always the F/O!

[-Xiangu-]

lol. Sounds funny but it must be hard to land.

[Florx]

Lol, only in france and USA :p