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How's in the hell does this happen?!?!
Having worked the ramp at Kennedy and looked at least on the surface at several recent incidents, theres a few different ways it could happen. I dont want to speculate, until some more facts come out. And theres more near misses and incident on the ground that make the rounds.How's in the hell does this happen?!?!
Starting to read into it, it sure sounds like there was one controller in the tower running the whole show at the time of the incident. Not saying thats the case until the facts are in, but if its true he was running ground ops, working a smoke in cabin emergency and approach at the same time. Thats a hell of a workload for one person.How's in the hell does this happen?!?!
Does anyone know when these were taken? Were these initial photos, or after the tail was raised? Other shots show the tail on the ground.
CADS-related question. The “cars” show up on a ticket?UNITS
PHONE - 1ST - PUBLIC BUILDING - DISP PLY 9E + 4L
E307, E312, E289, E292, E325P, E262P, E260P, E044H, E316T, E324T, E072T, E207T, E096T,
L154, T117, T138F, T163, L136, BC49, BC45P, BC28, BC12R, BC14S, DC13, RM01, MB01, MK01, HM01, RS03, H316, Q288, ST04, MR06, TS01, RS01, FC01, MR01, ST02, ST06, F096, RB01, HB01, SB01, RA03
ASSIGN SPECIFIC UNIT
E238T, RS04, C008, C16A, C16B, C23A, MT01, C11F, C23D, SP01
2ND ALARM
CT01
I beleive so. There was questions about similar manning in Washington when the helo hit the commuter plane last year.Wouldn't FAA be part of the mix as far as responsibility? Generally, evening departures supposedly cease after 2330 hours. The only activity, I'm told is the occasional incoming flight after midnight.. That being the case, why would FAA allow only ONE ATC in the tower before the midnight change in airport activity?