S2-ACP

Aircraft:
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30
Reg: S2-ACP full info | S2-ACP photos
Serial #:
46995
Airline: Biman Bangladesh Airlines
Photo Date: Jul 10, 2004
Uploaded: Jul 10, 2004
Brussels Zaventem Int'l Airport - EBBR, Belgium

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City of Dakha, still flying over rwy 25L. Look at those "panel-flaps" and the exhaust gasses at #2. And I can still ear on my radio, the lady on the ATC (Brussels Tower for 25L) : "Bangladesh, in case of go-around, turn left 110°,...". Wonder if that was because they came in very short after another landing aircraft (it was the case) or if she was doubting of the capabilities of the pilots...

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City of Dakha, still flying over rwy 25L. Look at those "panel-flaps" and the exhaust gasses at #2. And I can still ear on my radio, the lady on the ATC (Brussels Tower for 25L) : "Bangladesh, in case of go-around, turn left 110°,...". Wonder if that was because they came in very short after another landing aircraft (it was the case) or if she was doubting of the capabilities of the pilots...