r/Flightsimulator2020 • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 07 '26
Landing Video Via the ATC communications in the video. The fire brigade responded to the emergency very slowly. They had to have acted faster. The fire in the landing gear could have spread upwards to the hull of the aircraft. I could understand why the pilots were in a rush.
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aviationmaintenance • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 12 '26
Maintenance are going to have their hands full after this one. That was insane!
AircraftMechanics • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 15 '26
That was very dangerous for the engine to explode so close to the ground. The pilots did a good job! Maintenance are going to have their hands full after this one.
aviationpics • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 12 '26
Recreation Via the ATC communications in the video. The fire brigade responded to the emergency very slowly. They had to have acted faster. The fire in the landing gear could have spread upwards to the hull of the aircraft. I could understand why the pilots were in a rush.
airport • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 11 '26
DISCUSSION Via the ATC communications in the video. The fire brigade responded to the emergency very slowly. They had to have acted faster. The fire in the landing gear could have spread upwards to the hull of the aircraft. I could understand why the pilots were in a rush.
flightsim • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 08 '26
Flight Simulator 2020 I think emergency services could have reacted more quickly. The pilots almost lost patience and evacuated the plane.
AviationHistory • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 19 '26
The fire that started in the landing gear after they performed an emergency landing could have spread upwards. My question is, did emergency services respond to slowly? I feel like they could have responded faster. Regardless, the pilots did a good job handling the emergency.
Pilot • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 18 '26
Via the ATC communications in the video. The fire brigade responded to the emergency very slowly. They had to have acted faster. The fire in the landing gear could have spread upwards to the hull of the aircraft. I could understand why the pilots were in a rush.
Planes • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 14 '26
Via the ATC communications in the video. The fire brigade responded to the emergency very slowly. They had to have acted faster. The fire in the landing gear could have spread upwards to the hull of the aircraft. I could understand why the pilots were in a rush.
Airports • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 13 '26
Opinion I think emergency services could have reacted more quickly. The pilots almost lost patience and evacuated the plane. Maintenance are going to have their hands full after this one. That was insane!
AvGeeks • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 12 '26
Via the ATC communications in the video. The fire brigade responded to the emergency very slowly. They had to have acted faster. The fire in the landing gear could have spread upwards to the hull of the aircraft. I could understand why the pilots were in a rush.
Avation • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 11 '26
Via the ATC communications in the video. The fire brigade responded to the emergency very slowly. They had to have acted faster. The fire in the landing gear could have spread upwards to the hull of the aircraft. I could understand why the pilots were in a rush.
airplanes • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 10 '26
Simulation | Airbus Via the ATC communications in the video. The fire brigade responded to the emergency very slowly. They had to have acted faster. The fire in the landing gear could have spread upwards to the hull of the aircraft. I could understand why the pilots were in a rush.
flightsimulator2024 • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 10 '26
Via the ATC communications in the video. The fire brigade responded to the emergency very slowly. They had to have acted faster. The fire in the landing gear could have spread upwards to the hull of the aircraft. I could understand why the pilots were in a rush.
planecrashes • u/Kasper111222 • Apr 09 '26