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Red Air Catches Fire at Miami International Airport
What marketing geniuses came up with Red Air. Sounds like a cold war era Soviet airline 🤣🤣
Surely this is an error. I thought they only had two planes and after the last incident were not allowed to return to Miami. There is nothing about this in a Google.Seach other than.the 2022 incident
Could have been a digital error and not in the print version. The articles are placed with a ref tag, maybe someone's hand slipped on the mouse or key board. But that name Red Air 😂
Now you're showing your age hijo. I'm way too young to remember Columbo. Ahem
So, apparently an airplane lost its behind cone while at a gate in Miami. Take a wild guess what airline this airplane belongs to...
I still don't know why this Venezuelan (lets keep it real, you need a magnifying glass to spot the Dominican among their passengers to and from the DR) airline is still flying with the HI code.
I still don't know why this Venezuelan (lets keep it real, you need a magnifying glass to spot the Dominican among their passengers to and from the DR) airline is still flying with the HI code.
Who, in their right mind, would step aboard an old MD-80, the former DC-9? I’d rather walk down the Puerto Plata Malecon on a Friday night with a gold Rolex on my wrist.
It's all about maintenance. I have flown on DC-3s multiple times with MFI (Missionary Flights International). Never an issue and no misc parts falling off on the tarmac. I stopped using them in 2011 but checking their website, the 2 DC-3s they have are still up and running!!
One of our iconic folk singers, Stan Rogers, died in a fire onboard an Air Canada DC-9 years ago. The fire started in the bathroom when someone smoked a cigarette and didn’t extinguish it. The pilots managed to land the aircraft at Cincinnati airport but the fire had spread through the cabin area. A horrible way to die. They were dependable aircraft in their day but I’m not comfortable flying in them now.
Your post references DC-3’s which I’ve flown on and are still in use in Canada today. We had one equipped with remote sensing equipment for off shore oil spills. I spent a lot of time in it. Felt very comfortable. The first aircraft I flew on as a child. I flew on the new 737 800’s until the FAA grounded them for flight software problems.
I think the airline has been renamed "sky High" , my gf is on the flight today, she says its venezuelan airline ?? Should be a blast, all Dominicans, jijiji, its cheap but not for me ...
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Siy High is a different airline, in fact Dominican and with a high Dominican ridership unlike Red Air. They use Embraer airplanes for their flights to the continent, Red Air is the only one using MD-80's.
You can follow Sky High here: https://dr1.com/forums/threads/sky-high-dominicana.404371/
You can follow Sky High here: https://dr1.com/forums/threads/sky-high-dominicana.404371/
As you can see only those pics saying they don't know how this could happened, so I read in another airline group that happened because a CBP was inspecting the airplane and touched something he wasnt suppose to toouch, that is why you didnt see nothing else or heard more details about it. so calm down. Anyway Im also agree that MD's must be retired and do not let them fly.