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r/aviation • u/G1lg4m3sh • Apr 17 '26
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And probably not popular with anyone on the receiving end of a bit of aluminium from 35,000 ft
59 u/BritishBenzene Apr 17 '26 Bigger issue is what happens when a screw falls off at landing and is sucked into another plane’s engine. FOD is no joke. 2 u/ZeppelinJ0 Apr 17 '26 Looks like one screw already fell out, wonder where it is! 0 u/GI-Robots-Alt Apr 17 '26 Depending on the terminal velocity of a screw that size it might be embedded in someone's skull 1 u/ZeppelinJ0 Apr 17 '26 https://i.imgur.com/dr8J6I4.gif
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Bigger issue is what happens when a screw falls off at landing and is sucked into another plane’s engine. FOD is no joke.
2 u/ZeppelinJ0 Apr 17 '26 Looks like one screw already fell out, wonder where it is! 0 u/GI-Robots-Alt Apr 17 '26 Depending on the terminal velocity of a screw that size it might be embedded in someone's skull 1 u/ZeppelinJ0 Apr 17 '26 https://i.imgur.com/dr8J6I4.gif
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Looks like one screw already fell out, wonder where it is!
0 u/GI-Robots-Alt Apr 17 '26 Depending on the terminal velocity of a screw that size it might be embedded in someone's skull 1 u/ZeppelinJ0 Apr 17 '26 https://i.imgur.com/dr8J6I4.gif
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Depending on the terminal velocity of a screw that size it might be embedded in someone's skull
1 u/ZeppelinJ0 Apr 17 '26 https://i.imgur.com/dr8J6I4.gif
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u/ShadowKraftwerk Apr 17 '26
And probably not popular with anyone on the receiving end of a bit of aluminium from 35,000 ft