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2strokesteve89

2strokesteve89

They weren't the first, and won't be the last, but they are easily one of the best metal bands of all time, and I think it's pretty kick ass that Bruce Dickenson flies the band around himself.
 
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SRAD97750

SRAD97750

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This aircraft is owned by Saudi Arabian Airlines and flew revenue 2 days ago.
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/TFAAK
At the time of the IM tours, both the B757s and B747 were owned by Air Atlantic Icelandic.
Interestingly enough, i found the following report about the engines.
  • Incident 12. Mar 2016 at SCL when collided with a ground tug, damaging two engines and the undercarriage returned to service 22. Mar 2016
 
Trfsrfr

Trfsrfr

SRAD97750:
This aircraft is owned by Saudi Arabian Airlines and flew revenue 2 days ago.
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/TFAAK
At the time of the IM tours, both the B757s and B747 were owned by Air Atlantic Icelandic.
Interestingly enough, i found the following report about the engines.
  • Incident 12. Mar 2016 at SCL when collided with a ground tug, damaging two engines and the undercarriage returned to service 22. Mar 2016
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Goddamn tug drivers! But does it say who collided with whom? I'm betting it wasn't Bruce's fault.
I used to work at MSP as a fueler so I understand this report. This would explain the lengthy repair time, but I wonder why if the damage happened in South Carolina (SCL yes? (I'm guessing here)), how it ended up in Texas for repair?
I knew that they used to have 757's, but until the link above I was not aware that a 747 (800?) was part of the fleet.
 
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