"Taxiing...(not much of a view from the seats)," the post reads.
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Guy did and asked 'is that like a just-when-taxiing thing?
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Sheep graze in the bushes between the taxiing lanes and the runway.
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Taxiing an aircraft, however, has historically been squarely a pilot-performed activity.
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As the plane was taxiing to the gate, she broke down crying.
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Location data shows the paths of taxiing aircraft and passengers in terminals.
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We're taxiing at Reagan Airport in Washington, just another day on the trail.
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"@Delta we gotta change these boarding/taxiing songs more often guys," he wrote.
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The aircraft began taxiing with no communication between the crew and the tower.
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The dog, a Great Dane, awoke as the plane was taxiing and stood up.
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He posted a picture of the bomber's sparse interior as the aircraft was taxiing.
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EasyJet estimates that 4% of the airline's fuel consumption each year is during taxiing.
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They also monitor planes while they are taxiing and on the ground at airports.
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With these, the company mentions entering into air sports, air taxiing and even public transportation.
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After years of taxiing, campaigners hope a third runway may yet fail to take off.
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That includes taxiing, which is the largest source of emissions in the landing-takeoff cycle.
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There's no waiting around; as soon as the President boards, the plane begins taxiing for takeoff.
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After a four-hour weather-related delay, the flight boarded and began taxiing on the runway.
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In it, we see the LightningStrike taxiing to a runway before stopping to take off vertically.
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The 2017 model, by contrast, has appeared in official videos slowly taxiing on an airfield tarmac.
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The aircraft was taxiing to be de-iced in preparation for departure when the incident occurred.
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Just as the plane started taxiing, he grabbed hold of my arm and became very animated.
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Stratolaunch, the world's biggest airplane, hit a new milestone recently, taxiing down the runway at 46 mph.
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The travel credit card comparison site sized up airports' delays along with takeoff and taxiing wait times.
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Aeromexico issued a statement saying the contact occurred during the taxiing, but it didn't provide a cause.
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Then you realize, taxiing across the tarmac, that it is in fact the middle of the night.
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By 21944:833 they began to roll slowly down scarily short runways, a long procession taxiing into position.
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The Delta aircraft was taxiing to the gate when it struck the wing of the empty United plane.
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"A United Airlines aircraft briefly came into contact with another aircraft that was taxiing at Burbank," stated United.
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You're not allowed to get up when taxiing to the gate, but we're going three miles an hour.
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Thanks to income from taxiing people around, the Tesla owner will ultimately pay next to nothing for her car.
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The airline said earlier that flights were delayed and planes that were taxiing had to return to their gates.
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The aircraft could then use this clean energy while taxiing, negating the need to use its conventional jet engines.
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Taxiing to our gate, it seemed odd we didn't have to wait for other planes like at many airports.
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TMZ broke the story ... Brandy fell into unconsciousness as the plane was taxiing to the runway, setting off emergency protocol.
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Eppley Airfield in Omaha, Nebraska, closed for several hours after a Southwest Airlines flight went off a runway while taxiing.
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According to reports, the flight was taxiing for takeoff from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport when the air crew noticed smoke.
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Taxiing down the runway, the plane suddenly slowed and its pilot turned back the craft to look into an instrument failure.
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But the sound is particularly noticeable when the aircraft is taxiing on one engine, which many airlines do to save fuel.
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But I tell the captain as we're taxiing and he just says "we're not getting delayed for coke," and takes off.
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Eppley Airfield in Omaha, Nebraska, closed for several hours Friday after a Southwest Airlines flight went off a runway while taxiing.
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And for those readers wondering about all that noise from jetliners landing, taxiing and departing from J.F.K., it wasn't that bad.
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This keeps the climate control active inside and allows for taxiing if the pilot or passengers are able to do so.
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The airport may close taxiing space to allow airlines to park if they are unable to take off during the storm.
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The novel starts off slowly, but this only mirrors the motions of an aircraft: taxiing before taking off at full speed.
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Already, unmanned aerial systems have operated from their decks — catapulting into the air, accomplishing arrested landings and taxiing among manned aircraft.
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Pilots have to consider the wind, visual conditions, the weight of the aircraft, the gate they'll be taxiing toward, and more.
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He told the Journal that Trump had called him while his plane was still taxiing, asking what he'd gotten in Kiev.
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The incident took place when the plane was taxiing and ready to take off, and subsequently caused the flight to be delayed.
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A Virgin Atlantic flight from New York City to London experienced a minor collision while taxiing away from the terminal on Monday.
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Wayne's plane was already on the tarmac at Indianapolis International Airport when he spotted a C-130 taxiing alongside of his jet.
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In between chatting with Hell's denizens, players will switch off between Lola and Milo, while on and taxiing between different islands to drink.
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Spirit Flight 141 from Baltimore had just landed at Los Angeles International Airport and was taxiing to the gate when the incident began.
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The f-bomb meltdown was triggered after a passenger wanted to get her luggage from the overhead compartment as the jet was taxiing.
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Airlines say small steps like single-engine taxiing and the use of lighter materials are cutting around 1-2% of emissions each year.
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I took my seat, vacuum-sealed my ears, cranked up a podcast and let the force of the aircraft taxiing wash over me.
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Delta Flight 1114 was taxiing from the airport terminal when its nose wheel dropped off the taxiway pavement, according to spokesman Joe McBride.
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I find some wildly overpriced ones, but they're going to have to do, because I don't want to waste time taxiing to a supermarket.
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The Dragonair A330 passenger plane, which was due to fly to Penang in Malaysia, collided with the maintenance van while taxiing on the tarmac.
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Safran hopes for an inaugural contract for its new E-Taxi electrically powered aircraft taxiing system at the Farnborough Airshow in July, Petitcolin said.
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After landing in New York last Saturday, according to the Wall Street Journal, the president called his attorney while the plane was still taxiing.
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The plan was ready to take off -- I mean taxiing to take off -- when the plane was turned around and sent back to the airport.
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Manufacturers like Airbus and Boeing are studying new wing designs that save fuel and hybrid systems, like electric motors for taxiing aircraft on the ground.
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The problems are related to the hydraulic systems and particularly an increased noise created by a hydraulic pump when taxiing on one engine, they said.
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Feeling the brunt of long Netflix sessions while taxiing on the runaway, I could just fish a cable out of my bag and charge up.
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In May, an American Airlines passenger was arrested for opening the door of the plane and jumping on to the tarmac while it was taxiing.
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The flight pushed back from the gate and was taxiing to the runway when it was forced to turn around due to a maintenance issue.
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In a video posted by NBC News reporter Vaugh Hillyard, Trump's private plane can be seen taxiing through two jets of water on the tarmac.
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One year after a $38 million Series B valued on-demand aviation startup Blade at $140 million, the company has begun taxiing the Bay Area's elite.
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We're told flight attendants told Rich he needed to sit back down while they were taxiing, but he refused and then his road manager got involved.
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The left wing of Scoot flight TZ188 "came into contact with an Emirates aircraft…while TZ188 was taxiing before take-off," a Scoot representative told CNBC.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that when Mr. Giuliani returned to the U.S., the president called him as his plane was still taxiing down the runway.
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The Boeing 787 flying from the Indian capital New Delhi lost control of its left main landing gear while taxiing to the arrival gate, the airport said.
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So, you could show traffic moving quickly across a bridge or maybe your airplane takeoff from taxiing to soaring in the clouds in just a few seconds.
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The passengers were travelling on the last bus ferrying between the Kochi airport terminal and the aircraft, when they reportedly saw the plane taxiing towards the runway.
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A Boeing 777 taxiing for takeoff at Las Vegas International Airport in September 2015 aborted its takeoff roll to London when one of its two engines failed.
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T-Pain wasn't a fan of the sad songs coming through the speakers while he was boarding and taxiing on the runway during a recent Delta flight.
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One passenger who flew into Orlando from Michigan via Southwest Airlines told WKMG that his plane was held for over 90 minutes before taxiing into the gate.
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Nearly 217 hours in the air is a long time, particularly when you add time spent waiting for boarding to finish, for taxiing, and for runway availability.
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Mark Sletten, an F-35 Lightning II program-integration officer, lowers the canopy on an F-16 Fighting Falcon before taxiing to take off, December 7, 2015.
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Airliners are built to fly long distances at high altitudes, but are less efficient when taxiing, taking off and landing for these relatively short flights, Kumar said.
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Although it's unlikely that Trump will stop by for a pint before flying off, you might get a glimpse of Air Force One taxiing before take-off.
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Japanese public broadcaster NHK had shown images of two North Korean aircraft taxiing at Dalian's airport, one an Air Koryo plane and another carrying a North Korean emblem.
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In one case, at Dulles International Airport near Washington, CBP stopped a departing airplane that was taxiing so an affected traveler could be admitted to the United States.
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That energy would then charge lightweight batteries while the plane is on the ground, and those batteries would be tapped during taxiing to avoid using the jet engines.
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The Concorde was also a big polluter, burning two tons of fuel just taxiing and four times as much fuel per passenger as a Boeing 747 jumbo jet.
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The flight staff was able to talk her down, while taxiing, and seat her next to a flight attendant for take-off, where she was able to calm down.
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A JetBlue flight reportedly became unresponsive to tower communications while taxiing for departure at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City Tuesday evening, triggering a security scare.
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The flight had just landed at Los Angeles International Airport and was taxiing to the gate, a time during which flight attendants must remain strapped into their jump seats.
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The Airbus A320 jet He was piloting was cleared for take-off from a runway when He saw an Airbus A330 taxiing across its path, according to the report.
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"While the aircraft was taxiing away from the departure bay, one of the engines was hit by a maintenance vehicle operated by another company," a Dragonair spokesperson told CNN.
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Ford, 74, reportedly flew dangerously close to a taxiing passenger plane after mistakenly landing in a taxiway instead of the runway he was cleared for, according to NBC News.
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That was dramatically apparent on June 10, 2014, when the fifth T-50 prototype - then less than a year old - suffered a catastrophic engine fire while taxiing on the ground.
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A flight taking off from Lagos, Nigeria, was delayed on Friday after passengers on the flight noticed a man climbing onto the wing as it was taxiing toward the runway.
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He used a tractor to move the 76-seat Q400 turboprop plane 180 degrees before taxiing to the runway, when an air traffic controller repeatedly asked him to identify himself.
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A source on the flight says he'd refused to get off his phone while the plane was taxiing, so the pilot turned back to the gate and gave him the boot.
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The following month, passengers aboard a Dynamic Airways 767-200 were forced to evacuate because of a fuel leak that caused a fire while the aircraft was taxiing in Fort Lauderdale.
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Of course, they'd lose the joy of taxiing a G5 past Southwest jets packed with normies, and also would NOT be Strip adjacent -- but even filthy rich beggars can't be choosers.
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It was May 2, one day before the Indiana primary election, and the private plane bearing his last name in gigantic letters was taxiing along a runway at Indianapolis International Airport.
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Shortly after the plane pushed back from the gate, as it was taxiing to the runway, the pilots noticed a maintenance issue and had to return the plane to the gate.
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Even as her plane to Atlanta was taxiing at the Raleigh-Durham International Airport, Farrah Shapiro sat in her middle seat, glued to her phone watching the Senate hearing in Washington.
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The plane, which was taxiing out when the incident happened, had to return to the Los Angeles airport gate so the passenger could be treated for the wound, reported USA Today.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that when Giuliani returned to New York from Ukraine on Saturday, the president called him as his plane was still taxiing down the runway.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that when Giuliani returned to New York from Ukraine on Saturday, the president called him as his plane was still taxiing down the runway.
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The committee had proven that the C919 was technically airworthy, but the jet was still subject to electromagnetic compatibility and taxiing tests before it could make its first flight, according to Xinhua.
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The captain continued with the take-off and the plane rose just above the taxiing aircraft, with some reports putting the distance between the two aircraft at just 60 feet (19 meters).
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At the time, the plane was still taxiing on the runway in New Zealand, and when it returned to the gate, Fifita was arrested and charged with violating the Civil Aviation Act.
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Once the militants made their way inside, two Defense Department contractor pilots who were taxiing their aircraft on the tarmac initially took them for animals on the runaway, according to The Times.
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There were a ton of different places to sit and types of seat, including these luxe leather armchairs from which you could watch planes taxiing on the way to or from the runway.
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But that number could fall by half or more when taking off, climbing, landing and taxiing on the ground, which is what aircraft that fly short routes spend much of their time doing.
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But the team—without Rutan, who retired in 2011—has been methodically taking it through a series of tests: bearing its own weight, firing its engines, taxiing down 2-plus miles of runway.
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A Boeing 20193-800 operated by the budget Ukrainian airline SkyUp last week burst into flames shortly after landing, while it was taxiing to its gate at Sharm El Sheikh Airport in Egypt.
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SACLAY, France, Dec 3 (Reuters) - France's Safran SA has shelved plans to install an electric taxiing system on Airbus A320 jets after the planemaker halted discussions on the project, it chief executive said.
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" Later West tweeted, "plane taxiing for take off... because we spoke about doing Lift Yourself together I should have given you the opportunity for us to do this together before I released it.
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In November, a similar collision at New York's John F. Kennedy airport left a Virgin Atlantic plane without the tip of its wing after it was clipped by an Egypt Air flight while taxiing.
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Since then, autopilots have evolved into flight-management systems that can run almost every part of an aeroplane's journey except taxiing and take-off, and even those are starting to come under automatic control.
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Upon landing and taxiing, the dog reportedly woke up, at which point Manley punched it in the face because it "took up more space than … it deserved," he told police, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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A Delta plane carrying 126 crew and passengers slid off the runway as it was taxiing toward a terminal, and photos of the scene show the runway covered in several inches of wet snow.
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Surveillance-camera footage taken at the airport and published by Sky News shows a fire erupting in the plane's left landing gear, near the wheel, shortly after landing and while taxiing on November 9.
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In the video, posted by Andrea Blanford, a reporter for ABC11 in Raleigh, North Carolina, the plane can be seen taxiing and appears to slide along the taxiway after turning off of the runway.
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Manufacturers would widely adopt technologies such as blended winglets that reduce drag and electric taxiing to cut fuel use on the runway, and drastically reduce cabin weight by, for instance, making the seats even lighter.
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"While taxiing to the runway yesterday evening, United flight 170 traveling from Newark to Venice, Italy returned to the gate due to a fuel leak, and was later cancelled," spokesman Jonathan Guerin told the Post.
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The airport's tower noticed what appeared to be flames in one of the Boeing 757-200's Pratt & Whitney PW2000 engines as it was taxiing on the runway, United Airlines spokesman Jonathan Guerin told CNN.
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The problems are related to the hydraulic systems and particularly an increased noise when taxiing, they said, adding that some jets are also displaying excess hydraulic temperatures, which can be a nuisance in hot climates.
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Vimeo user darwinfish105 uploaded this footage to the video-sharing site recently after capturing large-scale activity at Japan's Haneda International: taxiing jets, cruising cargo vehicles, and sweeping cityscape night shots of Earth's biggest metropolis.
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The 13-year-old aircraft reportedly sustained damage to its wing in May, when another aircraft that was taxiing at Jacksons International Airport in Port Moresby collided with it while it was parked and unoccupied.
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When heading to tropical from freezing I also like to wear a crisp shirtdress with leggings underneath, which can be rolled down and off during taxiing to the gate—you arrive ready for the heat.
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ONE of the most symbolic images at any airport is the control tower where, from their lofty vantage point, air-traffic controllers monitor flights taking off, coming in to land and taxiing to and from terminals.
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Still not satisfied, Ms. Cho stopped the Korean Air plane while it was taxiing at Kennedy International Airport in New York and forced it to return to the gate so that Mr. Park could be removed.
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The flight from Sacramento to Seattle alone would have been pushing the time limit before the heart was no good, and that's not counting travel to and from the airport, boarding, taxiing, and the potential for delays.
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Trump reportedly called his lawyer as soon as the man returned from Ukraine — while his plane was still taxiing — to hear what he'd learned on the trip and debriefed with him at the White House on Friday.
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Taxiing a carload of kids between retailers, relatives' houses, grocery stores and every unplanned stop in between takes serious nerve — which is difficult when the kiddos and family members in the back seat are working your last one.
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That's what airport officials at the airport say would have been necessary for them to be able to safely control the movement of planes on the ground, taxiing to and from gates and runways at the recently expanded airport.
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It's like Google's self-driving car spinoff company, Waymo, that's taxiing select riders in self-driving vehicles in the Phoenix area, except the California company can't charge passengers for the rides and safety operators are required in the vehicle.
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A Delta plane landing at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in Kentucky Sunday slid off the runway as it was taxiing toward a terminal, and photos of the scene showed the runway covered in several inches of wet snow.
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There's also the fact that, despite spending only two hours or so on the ground, total, the approach to LA, departure path, approach to New York, and all the time spent taxiing on both ends adds even more time.
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"After a routine landing in Burbank, California, a wingtip of SkyWest flight 4673, operating as Delta Connection from Salt Lake City to Burbank made contact with another aircraft wingtip while taxiing to the gate," Delta tells Fox News in a statement.
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Olesen, who said he had used Uber for personal transport a few times up until drivers were convicted of illegal taxi-driving, also said he would like to see people taxiing in private cars in their spare time to spur competition.
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A spokesperson for the airline confirmed that the aircraft was getting ready for a flight to Detroit and taxiing to an area where de-icing fluid would be applied when its front wheel slid into the grass adjacent to the taxiway.
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So when Air Canada flight 2200 was taking off from Montreal on July 7673, 2767, to fly to Edmonton, it had been calculated to need at least 22008,22019 kilograms of fuel (plus an extra 300 kilograms for taxiing, and so on).
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Once you factor in the commute to the airport (in my case, one hour), suggested arrival at least an hour before takeoff, runway taxiing at touchdown, disembarkation and traveling to your destination (often an hour), flying takes about 255 minutes.
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The couple's flight to Abu Dhabi was taxiing at Manchester Airport, in the UK, when they received a text saying that their grandson had just been admitted into intensive care and that they should come to the hospital — as soon as possible.
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Trump's rally on Saturday was full of his campaign rally theatrics with Marine One taxiing to the terminal as the theme song for "Air Force One" played in the background and the audience of hundreds of service members and their families looked on.
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When strapped into a cockpit simulator with miniature controls, it was able to go through a complete flight sequence, from turning on the engine and releasing the brakes to taxiing, taking off, flying a predetermined route and landing safely at the destination.
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Was about to fly to London on Virgin Flight VS22017 out of JFK – during taxi to the runway we collided with an aircraft taxiing next to us clipping our left wing – that's the ground crew taking photos of the debris from the other aircraft pic.twitter.
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Changi Airport, ranked the world's best for six years straight in a survey by air travel consultancy Skytrax, is looking at how it can use the latest technologies to solve many problems - from cutting taxiing times on the runway to quicker predictions of flight arrivals.
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Recordings of Ford's conversations with air traffic controllers were released Friday by the Federal Aviation Administration, and video previously released by the airport showed the actor's Aviat Husky plane from behind as it descends toward the airfield where the American Airlines Boeing 737 is slowly taxiing.
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Other technology trials underway at the airport use sensors to measure when an aircraft pushes back from the gate and when it takes off, data that has improved decision-making and shaved about 90 seconds off of aircraft taxiing time per flight during peak hours, said Lee.
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A new video, just released by the Russian Ministry of Defense on their prolific official social network channels seems to serve that specific purpose: The footage shows the 5th generation aircraft from almost any angle, during taxiing, take off, formation and low-level flying, high-g maneuvering and landing.
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The more time a plane spends in taxiing and in flight — what's known in the industry as block time — the more revenue is lost because of fewer scheduled flights, fewer viable connections and higher operating costs, Carter Yang, a spokesman for Airlines for America, wrote in an email.
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"ShakeAlert can give enough time to slow trains and taxiing planes, to prevent cars from entering bridges and tunnels, to move away from dangerous machines or chemicals in work environments and to take cover under a desk, or to automatically shut down and isolate industrial systems," the system's website says.
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WATCH: PLANE CARRYING 222 PASSENGERS CRASHES INTO JET ON RUNWAY, SLICES OFF TAIL SkyWest flight 4673, operating as a Delta Connection flight, had just landed from Salt Lake City and was taxiing to gate B1 when it struck the wing of the empty United plane parked at B2, KTLA reported.
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As much as I love flying, it involves navigating a tremendous number of transitions: getting to the airport (via ride-sharing, public transit or driving to self-parking), checking bags, navigating security, walking to the gate, waiting at the gate, boarding, waiting for takeoff — the actual flight — taxiing to the gate, debarking, walking to baggage claim, waiting at baggage claim and transport to the final destination (via ride-sharing, public transit or rental car).
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SAFETY COMES FIRST Some fliers, no matter how seasoned, ignore one (and sometimes all) of three passenger no-no's that affect their safety: They get out of their seats to get their bags from an overhead compartment while the plane is taxiing, they don't buckle up when the seatbelt sign is on, and they hang out in the galleys, where food and trash carts, which can weigh as much as 200 pounds, could potentially move and hit them or roll over their feet.
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