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What a violent smash! Perhaps the A380 was on a high-speed taxiway?
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Just saw another video of this on ABC News 24 (with a different logo to the one on YouTube showing) and it was at about half the speed of the one on YouTube.
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Do AF's 380's have tail cam - would have been interesting from that view!
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"Tail Cam" doesn't allow pilots or passengers to see the wingtips.
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To me it looked as if AF was about 4 metres to the right of the green taxi way lights
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On the news today (unsure of which channel but I think 7) they compared it to the QF32 incident I just don't see how one could do that, they are nothing alike
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I love how ten news gave the subtitles to the ATC transmission as "evacuate 3-2 taxiway mike" instead of "respond call 3-2 taxiway mike". Just throw in some scary words to make it seem worse
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NTSB recommends wing tip cameras
I'm a bit surprised to see this formal recommendation from the NTSB - I'd have thought airport ground controllers could devise taxi routing and/or aircraft parking positions to avoid this kind of collision, but here it is in black and white:
Recommendation Letter to the FAA
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