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TC-JMM and HL7792
Has anyone spotted these birds lately? They have seemed to dropped off the face of the earth since they ran into each other at Atatürk
Re: TC-JMM and HL7792
rturner wrote:Has anyone spotted these birds lately? They have seemed to dropped off the face of the earth since they ran into each other at Atatürk
Are you serious?
You know that both planes were severly damaged and have to be repaired, which takes its time?!
The damage on the 321 could be a reason to be written off (though that is speculation).
Re: TC-JMM and HL7792
JKPhotos wrote:rturner wrote:Has anyone spotted these birds lately? They have seemed to dropped off the face of the earth since they ran into each other at Atatürk
Are you serious?
You know that both planes were severly damaged and have to be repaired, which takes its time?!
The damage on the 321 could be a reason to be written off (though that is speculation).
Yes, It happened around a month or so ago. Haven't heard about it, and was wondering if there was anything about them. I dont think the a321 will be a write off. It is only 12 Years old.
Re: TC-JMM and HL7792
rturner wrote:Has anyone spotted these birds lately? They have seemed to dropped off the face of the earth since they ran into each other at Atatürk
I was at IST over the w/e and the Asiana A330 is still in the Turkish Technic area. My SBS box actually picked it up several times, so maybe it's close to returning to service?
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Re: TC-JMM and HL7792
scbriml wrote:rturner wrote:Has anyone spotted these birds lately? They have seemed to dropped off the face of the earth since they ran into each other at Atatürk
I was at IST over the w/e and the Asiana A330 is still in the Turkish Technic area. My SBS box actually picked it up several times, so maybe it's close to returning to service?
HL7792 returned ICN on the 5th of July, and immediately put back into service on the other day. For TC-JMM I believe it's a write-off, TK would actually save money by buying another A321 of that age other than repairing it. Simply not worth the money.
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Block40Osan wrote:scbriml wrote:rturner wrote:Has anyone spotted these birds lately? They have seemed to dropped off the face of the earth since they ran into each other at Atatürk
I was at IST over the w/e and the Asiana A330 is still in the Turkish Technic area. My SBS box actually picked it up several times, so maybe it's close to returning to service?
HL7792 returned ICN on the 5th of July, and immediately put back into service on the other day. For TC-JMM I believe it's a write-off, TK would actually save money by buying another A321 of that age other than repairing it. Simply not worth the money.
Thanks to both of y'all for the help. I forgot my password somehow for a while.
Re: TC-JMM and HL7792
Somewhat of a moot point, but to confirm earlier word, I have since seen HL7792 with my own Mark I eyeballs, so it is definitely airworthy again and on revenue flights
Re: TC-JMM and HL7792
So, update. The aircraft is flying again. I wonder how they figured out to fix it, and keep costs down. Id think itd be a write off. Any one got any ideas why they fixed it?
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