'Turn it Off and On Again Every 149 Hours' Is a Concerning Remedy for a £300 Million Airbus Plane's Software Bug
The directive comes as a result of a known software bug that’s related to the plane’s internal timer.
The directive comes as a result of a known software bug that’s related to the plane’s internal timer.
Could add £30 to a transatlantic flight, but could also be opt-outable if you hate the future.
Plus an additional £7 to check a bag.
Looks like an airship but don't tar it with that brush as it isn't.
The new report was produced by the US Federal Aviation Administration's Flight Standardization Board, which consists of pilots, engineers, and aviation experts.
Bloke bought abandoned replica chassis for £6,000 then it was off to Halfords with the weirdest shopping list.
Modernising the cockpit figurehead.
Quite clearly an invitation to spend the entire flight wanking themselves in and out of consciousness.
“Young instructors, what can you do?”
You're only allowed small bags now. Unless you pay more.
As if being forced to fly EasyJet out of Gatwick wasn't bad enough already.
Must be some sort of rogue pterosaur.
If anyone in the country can remember how to build something.
Probably too late to check in already.
Look, this post is for stamp nerds and aeroplane nerds ONLY, so don't come in here going all "Ha ha stamps are boring!" if you don't like stamps and/or planes.
Or driving hire cars around Ireland.
