747 landing at St. Martin

A Boeing 747 lands on the notorious airport of Saint Martin, Netherlands Antilles, close to the beach.

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1 Comment rating too low, click to show Posted 458 days ago by Hellblazer112

Hey Chopz, did your mom sniff glue when she was pregnant?

Wow that would suck to get sucked in by that.

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2 Posted 458 days ago by most_uniQue (moderator)

Where did the turbulence leave?

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3 Posted 458 days ago by MsZoomy (admin)

Woah!! Is that real? Seriously!!? I mean, just WOW!! Glad they don't have those double decker buses there.............

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4 Posted 458 days ago by MsZoomy (admin)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/24/SXMDanger.jpg

ok,I checked, it's real, all I can say is, WOW!!

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5 Posted 457 days ago by Team42

While I don't doubt the credentials of the airport, I find it very hard to believe that vehicles are allowed to cross the flightpath so close to touchdown, given the possibility of interference with the Instrument Landing System used on Cat II and Cat III runways. From experience, cross-runway thoroughfares, including those beyond the runway threshold, are closed when aircraft are on final approach.

That said, that video clip looks genuine and, more importantly, genuinely scary!!!

I'll take the boat, thanks...

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6 Posted 457 days ago by Timo606

@23 seconds you can see were they had to lower the fence were the runway is.

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7 Posted 457 days ago by Team42

#6 No, you can't.

The perimeter fence is uniform in its height. These runways are typically in excess of 60 metres wide, and for 747-400s, are usually in excess of 80 mtrs wide. I doubt you saw anything resembling a significant variance in height over this distance in that video clip.

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8 Posted 457 days ago by kabertz

woohh.. scary.. :O
tonight's news: a sexy lady walking along the shore was sucked by the Boeing 747's huge engine... >:)

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9 Posted 457 days ago by daredevil

science explains the force of relativity is negative four with a astrophisicial significance of variant height...look i can use big words and look brainy too but im not still a virgin.....the plane flew close to the ground it needs to so it can land!! wow >:)

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10 Posted 457 days ago by makbeth

I would definitely try to stick something to it as it went by:D
I play too much halo...

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11 Posted 457 days ago by fashanu

#7 you can see where they have had to lower it for the wheels n such. so #6 was right.


thats some crazy shit right there.

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12 Posted 457 days ago by supra11000

Thats fucking low!!!!
Wouldnt wanna be in a tall vehicle near there :P

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13 Posted 457 days ago by Onlyodin

#11 it's an optical illusion, top section of the fence is angled and the barbed wires are barely visible against the dark background.

I concur with #7 - there's no way the fence would be lowered.

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14 Posted 457 days ago by Tareim (moderator)

im surprised that the red car remained on the road

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15 Posted 457 days ago by Arthek

I was here 3 years ago, and true, its even more impressive !

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16 Posted 456 days ago by unknownuser

Princess Juliana International Airport

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17 Posted 456 days ago by Rhetoric_Spark

That was really close! 8-)

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18 Posted 456 days ago by kipper

reminds me of Corfu airport, just the same!

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19 Posted 455 days ago by vitaminazzz

coolll >:) >:)

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20 Posted 446 days ago by Kaaldos

Heey cool! that's the KLM (Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij)

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21 Posted 441 days ago by ronnyleopard13

has anybody or anything been sucked into the plane engines??
that was damn close...

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22 Posted 440 days ago by sulyo

#1 Yes im quite sure she did.. That i don't mention the shooting-up pure acid:(