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There will, of course, be absolutely no foreign debris on any Russian runways ever, even the ones crudely hacked from the taiga! Looking forward to the operato
by Simon_O_Rourke 3y ago
There will, of course, be absolutely no foreign debris on any Russian runways ever, even the ones crudely hacked from the taiga!
Looking forward to the operator guidelines on why flying on one engine is required in the near future.
- prennert 3y agoDue to the routes they are left to fly, debris will most likely be Russian. But I bet in case of an incident, propaganda will definitely declare it as foreign debris.
- saiya-jin 3y agoEvil capitalistic debris deployed from high orbit to destabilize Mother russia. Just like in 50s there was massive campaign against Colorado potato beetle, which was presented as being dropped from evil capitalistic American planes to harm crops... although the bug was already in Europe for decades and spreading eastwards on its own. The thing is, these propaganda campaigns are often quite successful, many people back there still believe this is what happened.
- Simon_O_Rourke 3y agoIn this instance the "foreign" in foreign debris is anything that's not part of the aircraft but gets sucked into the engine anyway. A goose for example could be considered foreign debris regardless of its citizenship status.