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That's speculation. The pilot requested assistance and permission to land due to problems with fuel indicator. You can listen to the radio exchange in the link

by josemrb 13y ago

That's speculation. The pilot requested assistance and permission to land due to problems with fuel indicator. You can listen to the radio exchange in the link below. http://audioboo.fm/boos/1482009-bolivia-air-force-fuerza-aerea-boliviana-fab001-flight-precaution-landing-vienna-austria http://audioboo.fm/boos/1482009-bolivia-air-force-fuerza-aer... original post in the other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5981156 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5981156

United857 13y ago
Wonder if some maintenance staff did some "routine service" on that indicator while that plane was parked at the Moscow airport.
MisterWebz 13y ago
The above account is 978 days old and has only two comments, one is the above and the other is an almost exact duplicate. Can anyone verify the legitimacy of his link?
- gatekeepr 13y ago
  what are you trying to suggest?
- tptacek 13y ago
  Don't be a creep.
  - MisterWebz 13y ago
    Don't post useless comments. From the HN guidelines: "When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names." Someone like you ought to have read the guidelines, or do you think having a high karma score means you no longer have to adhere to these guidelines?
    - mechanical_fish 13y ago
      Let me spell it out for you: Sneaking around reading people's online history, then using that information to draw unwarranted conclusions about their character, is rude. Stop it. Meanwhile, it is obvious that the person you're responding to posted the same link in two different threads because... there's multiple threads on HN which are discussing the same issue. This happens all the time.
      - nknighthb 13y ago
        Wow is that some serious twilight zone BS. It takes exactly two clicks to find the information MisterWebz found. Information that was put there to be found. You don't even leave HN. Is it also "sneaking around" if I click on your username and discover your real name, twitter username, blog URL, and email address, all that you voluntarily put there for the public? If I open a phonebook and find someone's number, was I "sneaking around"?

by josemrb 13y ago

United857 13y ago

Wonder if some maintenance staff did some "routine service" on that indicator while that plane was parked at the Moscow airport.

MisterWebz 13y ago

The above account is 978 days old and has only two comments, one is the above and the other is an almost exact duplicate. Can anyone verify the legitimacy of his link?

gatekeepr 13y ago
what are you trying to suggest?
tptacek 13y ago
Don't be a creep.
- MisterWebz 13y ago
  Don't post useless comments. From the HN guidelines: "When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names." Someone like you ought to have read the guidelines, or do you think having a high karma score means you no longer have to adhere to these guidelines?
  - mechanical_fish 13y ago
    Let me spell it out for you: Sneaking around reading people's online history, then using that information to draw unwarranted conclusions about their character, is rude. Stop it. Meanwhile, it is obvious that the person you're responding to posted the same link in two different threads because... there's multiple threads on HN which are discussing the same issue. This happens all the time.
    - nknighthb 13y ago
      Wow is that some serious twilight zone BS. It takes exactly two clicks to find the information MisterWebz found. Information that was put there to be found. You don't even leave HN. Is it also "sneaking around" if I click on your username and discover your real name, twitter username, blog URL, and email address, all that you voluntarily put there for the public? If I open a phonebook and find someone's number, was I "sneaking around"?