Royal Air Maroc B737 near tailstrike on take off

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Incident: Royal Maroc B737 at Frankfurt on Jul 23rd 2016, three takeoffs for the price of one
http://avherald.com/h?article=49d159fc&opt=0&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

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#2

That plane stalled while attempting the takeoff?

#3

It stalled after it got a little bit of air

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#4

At least they got airborne before reaching the edge of the runway…😬

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#5

royal maroc apparently said that

this was done on purpose because there was still wake turbulance from a previous plane that landed
so the pilot did this on purpose to incrrease airspeed

#6

Thats not true, if he rotates to early he will loose speed

#7

exactly
so royal maroc made this bs up to protect their reputation

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#8

Man, I thought Chinese airlines were terrible at writing stories to save face, this is even worse.

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#9

Yeah, like when EgyptAir 990 happened, Egyptian officials claim that it was a rudder problem when it was obviously deliberately done by one of the relief crew. Trying to protect your reputation? Good luck.

#10

Raising the nose to get more airspeed? Please. XD

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#11

More like “get more passengers scared” xD

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#14

Uh huh, and I’m the easter bunny.

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#15

I thought the Pilot will rejec the takeoff…

#16

Same here, I guess the wasn’t enough runway left. 😕

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#17

Here it is!

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#18

Just like MAS Said MH370 was pilot error. NO WAY IT’S PILOT ERROR.

#19

Guys, anyone of you have noticed why ?

It’s so clearly however!

Look at the flaps, the flaps are on the position 1

That’s why he couldn’t take off. There is now two possibilities :

  • Error in the calculations
  • Error when he moved the flaps
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#20

Flaps 1?!! How in H*** did he/she even attempt to takeoff?

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#21

That’s the question, primal he used the TOGA