C-FCAB

Aircraft:
Boeing 767-375(ER)
Reg: C-FCAB full info | C-FCAB photos
Serial #:
24082
Airline: Air Canada
Photo Date: Jan 17, 2010
Uploaded: Jan 08, 2011
London Heathrow Int'l - EGLL, United Kingdom

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Now i have to say this was one of the stranger things i saw this day. This Air Canada 767 was operating AC849 direct service to Toronto, Canada. However on departure and for the entire time until we saw it dissapear in the distance this 767 left it's gear down in the locked position. No idea why, or if there was a problem but it certainly wasn't something you expect to see. Here is FCAB a good way into her departure with her gear still fully down. (5D2/70-200F2.8LIS)

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Now i have to say this was one of the stranger things i saw this day. This Air Canada 767 was operating AC849 direct service to Toronto, Canada. However on departure and for the entire time until we saw it dissapear in the distance this 767 left it's gear down in the locked position. No idea why, or if there was a problem but it certainly wasn't something you expect to see. Here is FCAB a good way into her departure with her gear still fully down. (5D2/70-200F2.8LIS)