Boeing 787 Dreamliner Loses Door at Remote Pacific Airport, Puzzling Engineers
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#12"Still, any event in which a door separates from a commercial aircraft tends to attract attention from regulators, manufacturers, and airline safety teams." As well as stockholders I'd imagine.
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#13There. Fixed it for you.
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#14Re: Boeing 787 Dreamliner Loses Door at Remote Pacific Airport, Puzzling Engineers
#15"Still, any event in which a door separates from a commercial aircraft tends to attract attention from regulators, manufacturers, and airline safety teams." As well as stockholders I'd imagine.
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#18"Still, any event in which a door separates from a commercial aircraft tends to attract attention from regulators, manufacturers, and airline safety teams." As well as stockholders I'd imagine.
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#19Quick, to the top of HN!
Toyota engineers equally puzzled their doors fly off when you reverse through a toll booth with them open.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
Haphazardly chuck a road cone in the isle near the door.
I have never heard "church" being used as a verb before
Like, under what circumstances would I want the word the changed to thr after I’ve typed the next word.