Just came across this
Hey all,
I was looking through the screenshot gallery and came across this picture from pilotflyr
https://flyawaysimulation.com/modules/Images/gallery/reallifegen/BadDay1.jpg
I take it, it is a real picture and hasn't been photoshopped, but I can never tell anyway.
Any ideas as to what could have caused it ❓
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Probably a couple of beers of the ground mechanic,which cause a bad relationship between him and his screwdriver... 😉 😂
Good find Jon.I think that this is a real photo. 😳
Greekman72 wrote:
Probably a couple of beers of the ground mechanic,which cause a bad relationship between him and his screwdriver... 😉 😂
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Yeh I am pretty sure this is real
Darn it!!!!!!!
As soon as I saw that pic,I remembered seeing it with a description but i can't remember what it said!!!! 
It's real,that's all i can remember!FSFS!!!I'm infected!!!
I'm sure I've seen this on airliners.net before with a descriptions.
Greekman72 wrote:
Probably a couple of beers of the ground mechanic,which cause a bad relationship between him and his screwdriver... 😉 😂
Good find Jon.I think that this is a real photo. 😳
scary pic though, imagine you had the wing seat and saw it all fall apart before your eyes!!
Micah 😉
I've seen that pic before. Someone was saying that it was fake or something.
It must have been edited, the chances of the cowling coming off a jet engine is highly unlikely, surely they must be held on my hundreds of fasteners? 😕
jarred_01 wrote:
It must have been edited, the chances of the cowling coming off a jet engine is highly unlikely, surely they must be held on my hundreds of fasteners? 😕
Depends on the thread size of the original fasteners, and what was put in recently. Remember when that Capt got sucked out of the left seat because someone on the ground "eyeballed" some fasteners and put in some which were too small. The left-front window actually blew out.
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