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Carol Singer - 30 Jul 2005 14:05 GMT
The Shuttle will go the same way as Concorde in museums sooner rather than
later.

A friend of mine worked for BA they said a prayer every time Concorde took
off, NASA are doing the same.
Brian - 30 Jul 2005 19:36 GMT
>The Shuttle will go the same way as Concorde in museums sooner rather than
>later.
>
>A friend of mine worked for BA they said a prayer every time Concorde took
>off, NASA are doing the same.

What was he then a sodding priest?  You do sprout some utter bullshit!
BA staff at LHR would go to the hanger door or the office window when
it was due off on the mid morning flight. None of them were ever on
their knees (apart from one secretary in a manager's office but that's
not important right now)

If there were levels of care of aircraft in commercial service (which
there certainly isn't at BA)  Concorde would be at the top of the
heap, the aircraft were under utilised, totally corrosion free and
perfectly maintained. The aircraft were easily good for another 15-20
years service and the despatch rate was the best in the entire fleet.

Oh and for the record BA engineers *only* pray if they go on a 737
(read up on crappy rudder actuators)
Mike Dennis - 30 Jul 2005 19:48 GMT
Thanks for sounding so clearly like an idiot.  It makes it easy to figure
out who to filter out.  **plonk**

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> The Shuttle will go the same way as Concorde in museums sooner rather than
> later.
>
> A friend of mine worked for BA they said a prayer every time Concorde took
> off, NASA are doing the same.
Carol Singer - 30 Jul 2005 21:21 GMT
Did you not see Concorde catch fire, how many rudders did it lose or have
you forgotten.
Concorde made an emergency landing at Cardiff where also B A have a depot
where my friend works.
Believe me or disbelieve me I only state what I was told, believe or
disbelieve its you call but the management of BA got their prayer mats out
when Concorde was in the air.

> Thanks for sounding so clearly like an idiot.  It makes it easy to figure
> out who to filter out.  **plonk**
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> > A friend of mine worked for BA they said a prayer every time Concorde took
> > off, NASA are doing the same.
Dave O'Malley - 31 Jul 2005 00:51 GMT
I for one believe you.  It's a lot worse than prayer mats for the shuttle
though.  The undertaker probably starts beveling names on tombstones before
the deathtrap even blasts off.

> Did you not see Concorde catch fire, how many rudders did it lose or have
> you forgotten.
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> took
> > > off, NASA are doing the same.
Darkwing (Official Disinformation Agent of Usenet) - 31 Jul 2005 10:42 GMT
>I for one believe you.  It's a lot worse than prayer mats for the shuttle
> though.  The undertaker probably starts beveling names on tombstones
> before
> the deathtrap even blasts off.

Ah sockpuppets, the last refuse of the incredulous.

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DW
Carol Singer - 31 Jul 2005 12:48 GMT
No answer so just abuse

> >I for one believe you.  It's a lot worse than prayer mats for the shuttle
> > though.  The undertaker probably starts beveling names on tombstones
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> DW
 
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