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Hatr

HAL Pilot

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He's the one on the far right...

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mules83

getting salty...
pilot
Does anyone know what exactally happened there?

I dont know if you saw but in the Heads Up Display, you see a plane come into view. So there was almost a midair.

that is crazy, how do some of you think that happened?

Planes have collided like this before in the air and landed. Here are two that collided on short final.
 

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zab1001

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pilot
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Jesus dude, use your head, any number of things could happen, mistake by a pilot, tower, comm problems...this is aviation, not rocket science.
 

mules83

getting salty...
pilot
If you look there are parallel runways. Im GUESSING, just guessing, that one of them lined up for the wrong runway. I have seen it happen a few times here in daytona (we have two parallel runways).
 

BigIron

Remotely piloted
pilot
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It is really amazing that this happens more than we think. It definitely could happen on parallel runways. These guys got hosed by tower. ATC will screw you sometime. Here's a link from the FAA about runway incursions, etc....

http://www.faa.gov/runwaysafety/
 

Brett327

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It is really amazing that this happens more than we think. It definitely could happen on parallel runways. These guys got hosed by tower. ATC will screw you sometime. Here's a link from the FAA about runway incursions, etc....

http://www.faa.gov/runwaysafety/
Simply blaming the tower is a cop-out. While they could have played a role, we don't have enough info about what really happened to reach that conclusion. In the end, VFR is VFR thus see and avoid applies, especially in a busy pattern environment. A good lookout doctrine can help prevent stuff like this. There was a pretty nasty (but non-fatal) Prowler class A which resulted from two jets from the same division break attempting to land on eachother.

Brett
 
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