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Boeing 767 emergency landing in Warsaw 
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Footage of a Boeing 767 landing with no landing gear. More excellent piloting skills - 230+ lives saved.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15543209

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Brilliant. Glad no one was hurt.

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Can Boeing's new plastic planes land like that?


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Is it wrong of me to think that sort of thing is cool?

Better to have no landing gear than having gear down on one side but not the other.

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Can Boeing's new plastic planes land like that?


I'd imagine so. It's the sort of thing they cover in testing, isn't it?

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Can Boeing's new plastic planes land like that?

Almost certainly. The tail section is always reenforced to guard against tail strikes (over rotation) and the engines will always be well protected.

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Brilliant. Glad no one was hurt.

quite incredible.

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To be honest, it's not that incredible, it just looks that way.

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