OKC team plane after flight

[Jean Jacket]

Bird strike??..did they land in NYC?

Get back to work hoes, stop flapping around at FL120 we got wives to cheat on.

 

[GetInTheTruck]

Looks it collided with one of the great old ones.

 

[UpAndComing]

I ain't never seen shyt like that. Is this a common occurrence that just doesn't usually get reported on?

I used to fuel planes at the airport. I never used to see shyt like this

 

[superunknown23]

Remember the flock of geese that brought down a plane in the Hudson River in 2009?

 

[Juggalo Fred]

glad everybody but whatever bird they hit is aight


kill the birds

 

[SoulController]

looks like the result of a 1000 Roberson bricks

 

[MR. Conclusion]

at "#ThunderStrong".

 

[broller]

Carmelo a Muslim?

 

[SadimirPutin]

looks like the result of a 1000 Roberson bricks

 

[Reggie]

Seems like it was a big ass bird or more than one to do some shyt like that to a plane.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

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?

Some birds, especially ones that migrate, manage to fly practically forever without landing. I'm guessing it was a high-altitude migrator like a Bar-tailed Godwit or something.

Birds That Migrate Thousands of Miles With Nary a Stop

These Birds Fly Almost a Year Without Landing

 

[He Who Posts Well]

Birds really out here pulling up on planes?

 

[levitate]

"All praise due" to engineering...

 

[Da_Eggman]

 

[KnickstapeCity]

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?

:philjacksonlol: Don’t know why but that shyt made me :philjacksonlol: as I was reading it.







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