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April 26th, 2004, 10:16 AM
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Face Off at BKK :)
http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3661.JPG
Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. Barrie 
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April 26th, 2004, 10:31 AM
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Face Off at BKK :)
"grrr" wrote in message om.au... http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3661.JPG Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. A screw up from ground control?
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#3
April 26th, 2004, 10:38 AM
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Face Off at BKK :)
The other guy was this aircraft:
http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3666.JPG B "grrr" wrote in message om.au... http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3661.JPG Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. Barrie
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April 26th, 2004, 10:54 AM
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Face Off at BKK :)
"grrr" wrote in message om.au... The other guy was this aircraft: http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3666.JPG B "grrr" wrote in message om.au... http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3661.JPG Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. Barrie You were lucky to see them as they only started ops in March from Milan to BKK using 2 x leased 767 300 ER.s config'd to 274 seats .. Privately owned by some well known Italian types aircraft serviced by LTU . Hope they succeed http://www.blue-panorama.com/eng/index_a.htm
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#5
April 26th, 2004, 11:38 AM
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Face Off at BKK :)
On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 10:31:45 +0100, "Mark Hewitt"
wrote: "grrr" wrote in message . com.au... http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3661.JPG Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. A screw up from ground control? Or did the pilot/s get it wrong........
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#6
April 26th, 2004, 11:49 AM
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Face Off at BKK :)
Stephen James wrote: On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 10:31:45 +0100, "Mark Hewitt" wrote: "grrr" wrote in message .com.au... http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3661.JPG Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. A screw up from ground control? Or did the pilot/s get it wrong........ Thats right pilot error as usual!
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#7
April 26th, 2004, 12:45 PM
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Face Off at BKK :)
Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. Barrie The Thai 744 has just pushed back from the apron...note the tug departing stage left. The ground crew are still at the nose-wheel. The 767 probably turned left into the apron, or turned right onto the parallel taxiway to go around the 744. The zoom on the camera can be illusive at times!
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#8
April 26th, 2004, 01:55 PM
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Face Off at BKK :)
"J Mac" wrote in message ... Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. Barrie The Thai 744 has just pushed back from the apron...note the tug departing stage left. The ground crew are still at the nose-wheel. The 767 probably turned left into the apron, or turned right onto the parallel taxiway to go around the 744. The zoom on the camera can be illusive at times! Ahhhhhhhh well spotted --- the ground crew at nose wheel thats my bet (now) also .
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#9
April 26th, 2004, 02:37 PM
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Face Off at BKK :)
On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 19:16:43 +1000, "grrr" wrote:
http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3661.JPG Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. Barrie I got into a real nose-to-nose with no escape path possible at ORD a few years ago. Apparently O'Hare has two ground control regions connected by a bridge. The two controllers tried to send our plane and another plane over the bridge simultaneously in opposite directions. It took about 15 minutes to sort out, as one plane had to be pushed backwards out of the way. Good thing it was a clear day.
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#10
April 26th, 2004, 10:46 PM
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Face Off at BKK :)
On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 20:49:29 +1000, me wrote:
Stephen James wrote: On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 10:31:45 +0100, "Mark Hewitt" wrote: "grrr" wrote in message l.com.au... http://photo.mypond.net/trip2004/fc5/IMG_3661.JPG Snapped while returning from a holiday in Europe. The Thai 744 turned into a gate and the ??? (help) 763 turned onto another apron (after settling their differences). Very amusing from a tourist's point of view. Photo taken 9th April. A screw up from ground control? Or did the pilot/s get it wrong........ Thats right pilot error as usual! There was an conjecture put forward that it was an ATC error, I merely conjectured further that it could have been a pilot mistake. Aren't we being a bit touchy? Both ATCs and pilots are equally capable of mistakes. Regards Stephen
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