What happened to EI-BUA at Weston yesterday?
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What happened to EI-BUA at Weston yesterday?
I was having lunch in the Skyview restaurant at about 2pm yesterday when I saw several people, including a 4x4, going down to the far end of taxiway A, where EI-BUA had taxied to. It was on the grass, and I think in contact with the sign. They lifted the nose and pushed it back into the opposite grass verge near the perimeter fencing, then the three occupants hitched a ride back to the terminal in the 4x4.
Anyone know what happened? Did they hit the sign while doing run-up checks?
Anyone know what happened? Did they hit the sign while doing run-up checks?
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N714GZ wrote:Unless you have any involvement in the aircraft I would suggest that it's not any of your business and I'd advise you to think twice in future before posting unsubstantiated "I thought i thaw a puttycat" rumour on a very public forum.
OOPS... Looks like you will need to bring the can of grease with you.
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People using this forum may have a high degree of anonymity but when an aircraft registration is quoted, it uniquely identifies the owner. Internet search engines will bring up all sorts of stuff - including comments on this forum - when a reg is entered.
Sometimes we misunderstand what we see and surely no-one wants to create un-necessary problems for other people through our mis-perceptions.
Sometimes we misunderstand what we see and surely no-one wants to create un-necessary problems for other people through our mis-perceptions.
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Nidata wrote::shock: Ouch that hurt
What you saw ya did'nt see......geddit ?
Jays Lads the man was only havin his lunch, and wonderin what's goin on like !
Exactly, I'm sorry I opened my mouth now, some people are very touchy and take things the wrong way.


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Whisky Tango wrote:I'm sorry I opened my mouth now
Hey,
Dont be sorry, Some people on here are very touchy....
Here's the defiition to a FORUM for yee who dont know:
A public place for open discussion
We dont have to have a means to an end....
Or know the FACTS
I would have also being interested in what happened to UA if i'd have been there and noticed anything out of the ordinary

Regards,
M747

M747

M747,
I have no connection with the aircraft nor the airfield but I do have the good sense not to go on a public forum and concoct some possible incident without knowing the facts. If it bothered me that much I'd have the tact to ask someone in the know quietly and not the entire community on a public website.
WT,
A perfectly satisfactory explanation was offered why not leave it at that. It is in the very act of persisting in pushing your "from a distance" explanation that you could possibly create a problem for someone where none exists. StrikeC hit the nail on the head in his post above.
Im glad at least that you had the sense to delete your last comment.
I have no connection with the aircraft nor the airfield but I do have the good sense not to go on a public forum and concoct some possible incident without knowing the facts. If it bothered me that much I'd have the tact to ask someone in the know quietly and not the entire community on a public website.
WT,
A perfectly satisfactory explanation was offered why not leave it at that. It is in the very act of persisting in pushing your "from a distance" explanation that you could possibly create a problem for someone where none exists. StrikeC hit the nail on the head in his post above.
Im glad at least that you had the sense to delete your last comment.