OKC team plane after flight

BigMoneyGrip

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that caved in the nose like that? I imagine birds get struck by planes all the time

Yup.. happens all the time... the planes nose is made to collapse like that, it’s like the bumper of a car.

That part of the plane houses the planes radar
 

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Yup.. happens all the time... the planes nose is made to collapse like that, it’s like the bumper of a car.

That part of the plane houses the planes radar

Man ya learn something new every day

But as I think about it more it makes sense that parts of the exterior are somewhat collapsible

how do they handle this in smaller aircraft like cessnas and shyt?
 

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Happened to me once.. But it didn't hit the nose it hit the rudder which was worse. People have died from bird strikes hitting the glass and going through right into the pilot in the Mara with smaller planes. We constantly have to have one person keep a look out for those joints and stay dodging them like we playing a videos game. Hated marabou storks since.

For Now I'm gonna go with @BigMoneyGrip theory. He knows that planes anatomy. Only weird thing is this happened at night? Usually birds are asleep then. And then there's no blood and no feathers or residue?
 

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Happened to me once.. But it didn't hit the nose it hit the rudder which was worse. People have died from bird strikes hitting the glass and going through right into the pilot in the Mara with smaller planes. We constantly have to have one person keep a look out for those joints and stay dodging them like we playing a videos game. Hated marabou storks since.

For Now I'm gonna go with @BigMoneyGrip theory. He knows that planes anatomy. Only weird thing is this happened at night? Usually birds are asleep then. And then there's no blood and no feathers or residue?
Musta been a trap bird
 
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