Qantas

[BANKS]

lol, that bad aye

i think it offically has the worst safety and incident record in the world

dont you remember this?

AM - Aussies missing, Garuda crash toll at 22

 

[BANKS]

lol, that bad aye

i think it offically has the worst safety and incident record in the world

dont you remember this?

AM - Aussies missing, Garuda crash toll at 22

YouTube - Uncut footage GA-200 Garuda Indonesia Plane Crash

 

[STEALTHY™]

Ahh yeah, didn't click to the name of the airline tho.

 

[BANKS]

Another thing, it doesnt matter how much they slag qantas at the end of the day its australias national carrier which means its backed by the government. qantas can never go down.

 

[STEALTHY™]

Another thing, it doesnt matter how much they slag qantas at the end of the day its australias national carrier which means its backed by the government. qantas can never go down.

I wouldve worded that differently, you'll probably be eating your words eventually.

 

[BANKS]

meh im hungry lol

 

[Tatiana]

The media are on a witch hunt with Qantas. We are going to hear about every stupid little minor incident with the airline for the reasons Banks has stated above.

When I want to blast through the sky in a pressured tube, I will continue to choose Qantas. It's much better than being cramped on a Jetstar or Virgin flight with your knees hooked over your ears and having to fish for coins to get a packet of peanuts and a drink.

 

[tommo82]

lol, that bad aye

If you want bad, try Aloha Airlines. We had a work trip to Hawaii a couple of years back and one of the inter-island flights was on Aloha.

In the late 80s there was a very high profile accident where the forward section of the roof peeled off. They managed to land safely with 1 crew member unaccounted for.

Aloha Airlines Flight 243 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I was surprised when we flew with them - in 2006 they were still operating Boeing 737-200s.

 

[BANKS]

basically stay away from any airline that has been shown on aircrash investigations lol

 

[STEALTHY™]

If you want bad, try Aloha Airlines. We had a work trip to Hawaii a couple of years back and one of the inter-island flights was on Aloha.

In the late 80s there was a very high profile accident where the forward section of the roof peeled off. They managed to land safely with 1 crew member unaccounted for.

Aloha Airlines Flight 243 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I was surprised when we flew with them - in 2006 they were still operating Boeing 737-200s.

Yeah i remember the doco on that.
The footage of it landing (the real footage, not the reconstruction) is quite eye opening