You know what really makes me happy?

Also apparently just before crashing the RAM may have been deployed which would indicate a hydrolic failure

That would explain the gear still be down too

RAT’s either produce electrical or hydraulic power, I don’t know if they can undertake both functions in the 787.

My first thought - irrespective of failure (unless hydraulic - not familiar with the 787 systems / complexities) - ā€œPositive rateā€ = ā€œGEAR UP.ā€

Again, not familiar with the 787, but some aircraft can perform flapless take-offs.

EDIT - from discussion elsewhere (& rattling some more thoughts around my brain):

The BEFORE TAKEOFF electronic checklist will not show as completed unless the flap position indication agrees with the flap setting entered into the CDU. If that is missed, a CAUTION is issued: CHKLIST INCOMPLETE NORM as the aircraft lines up on the CDU-entered runway.

Flaps up instead of gear up could be on the list of possibilities? Fuel contamination? Double engine birdstrike (I didn’t like flying in / out of Indian airports, lots of bird activity at times)?

The 787 is a very sleek wing - a Flap 5 or Flap 10 setting might be hard to see.

Not sure this story belongs in this thread.

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Absolute insane that someone has survived. Saw the video earlier today and was certain that no one could have made it.

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My father’s day presents:

A Bluey Snow Globe. (Which my son immediately took back for his own.)
A Star Wars drinking glass, (This is actually the second one as my son already broke the one they bought two weeks ago)
A photo keyring
A double packet of chocolate Hobnobs (with two missing Hobnobs)

Now we’re off to the Harbour for a paddle.

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I treated myself to a Redemptor Dreadnought as a birthday/father’s day gift. Going to start that and do a LOTR Extended Edition marathon, then takeaway from the nice Indian later. Chocolate samosa and chicken tikka Laphroaig masala here I come.

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Your statement interests me and I would like to subscribe to the Newsletter.

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This is the recipe I use when I make my own, but they’re not a patch on the ones from the restaurant.

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MMH. 4 hours out in the wilderness. With my chainsaw.

I’m a lumberjack and I’m OK
I sleep all night, I work all day…

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Curry night at yours! I need this in my life

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As a treat for fathers day (a dog dad is the same!) I have eaten my body weight in bbq meat

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Is that a thing?

To be fair it completely slipped my mind…

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Roz Ana on the hill towards the hospital. You should try it sometime. Not the cheapest, but worth it. The new Indian next to it is also pretty good

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I’m intrigued.
I like curry and like whisky. But never thought of that combo!

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Good on 740 Whitby for getting into the BBC. Anyone local to them and can help out?

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Any chance of SI’s from Fylingdales up the road?

I’ve plonked it on a RAF + Families Facebook page.

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Three more Silver shooting badges (to add to the 3 from a week ago).

One female cadet - looks to be a natural - shot exceptionally well, including a 42 ex-50 standing! :open_mouth:

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