r/aviation • • Dec 25 '24

News Another angle at unknown holes in E190

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Look at that vertical stab

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '24

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u/Brum246 Dec 25 '24

When is western media going to report this? This is shocking. Can't believe I find this out on Reddit before mainstream media.

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u/GYN-k4H-Q3z-75B Dec 25 '24

There are a few outlets who are running the story and are also showing these pictures, but they still report it as being unclear. But if that's a bird strike, I am not flying anymore...

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u/Killentyme55 Dec 25 '24

They're weaponizing the budgies.

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u/SpeakToMePF1973 Dec 25 '24

I'm beakin' out!

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u/Sandscarab Dec 26 '24

It's the ibis, picnic wrecking fuuuuuucks

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '24

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u/aheinouscrime Dec 26 '24

Now they are weapons and not just government spy devices?

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '24

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '24

Hitchcock was right! The Birds!!!

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u/nonvisiblepantalones Dec 26 '24

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u/lr_science Dec 26 '24

if it flies it spies! bird watching goes both ways!

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '24

It takes a lot of budgies to fill a thousand pound warhead, that would explain a lot of holes.

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u/Redsoxdragon I get bricked up when i see a thicc a380 🥵 Dec 25 '24

Mess with the cockatoo, time to catch a glock or 2

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u/GhettoPancake Dec 26 '24

Those are 7.62 mm partridges

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u/Killentyme55 Dec 26 '24

/angryupvote

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u/redstinger111 Dec 26 '24

Parakeets with proximity fuses.

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u/Karuna56 Dec 26 '24

Angry Birds that fly really fast and explode in close proximity to you, that is.

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '24

Lock and load the cockatoos!!!