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Flying bum' to take to the skies once more

Soumis il y a 7 ans

The world's largest aircraft, the Airlander 10, is ready to take to the skies again after crashing into a telegraph pole on a test flight last summer. Affectionately known as the "flying bum", in recognition of the curves of its rear, the 92m-long plane, which is part helicopter and part airship, suffered a "hard landing" in an airfield in Bedfordshire last August. No-one was injured. (www.nzherald.co.nz) Plus d'info...

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Jon Vanmeter il y a 7 ans 5

That thing is just out there making an ass out of itself.

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jet4ang il y a 7 ans 2

A "telegraph pole"??

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sueridge307 il y a 7 ans 3

What a big bum it is

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Martin Haisman il y a 7 ans 2

It's my ex

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James Wilson Jr il y a 7 ans 1

Yes,What a joke.

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MrTommy il y a 7 ans 1

Outside of circus and carnival rides, what use is there?

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lahtiji il y a 7 ans 1

New Zealand still has telegraphs?

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Torsten Hoff il y a 7 ans 1

The accident occurred in England.

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Arthur Netteler il y a 7 ans 0

That is what they call Telephone/Power poles!

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chalet il y a 7 ans 0

I am afraid that these guys are risling a lot of money on something that has no specific markets or even potential interested parties. It looks as some kind of "Flying Royal Barge" and they are hoping that once airborne successfully for long periods of time and no further crashlandings clients will surface.

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Arthur Netteler il y a 7 ans -2

What a waste of MONEY!

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btweston il y a 7 ans 2

Your MONEY?

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