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Pics to come... A Gulfstream G200 reg N706TJ collided with a Galvin fuel truck. The wing impacted through the drivers side of the truck, apparently pinning the driver while starting a major fuel spill. More to come.
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That tip tank was hungry.
Wow, Next time your shooting aircraft fuelers at dusk...don't flash the fuel driver and scare the hell out of him.
It is is also a good idea to use available light too :borat: :wink:
Seriously, Good stuff right there..... Not the incident of course, but your capture is good. Do you have a shot backed out a bit? I am sure your close up was more informative and adds pucker factor, but if you have a wider shot you can post... I would certainly like to see. Thanks for the post! :borat: 8)
Firefighters work to remove the pinned driver from the cab:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y96.../DPP_25802.jpg
The driver, now successfully removed, being rushed off the a waiting ambulance:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y96.../DPP_25842.jpg
Overview (took a long time for the firetrucks, which assembled to block the extraction view, to leave)
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y96.../DPP_25832.jpg
I think its safe to say- that is one fuel truck that wont be blocking anymore shots :) (when planes flight back)
Senga
That last shot is the one I was looking for, but seeing the two guys, I just could not leave it alone.
http://www.longislandwallpapers.com/...80_Tb5Pd-L.jpg
You'd think a G2TT without hush kits would make enough noise that even in a fuel truck you couldn't miss it. Guess it's time to ban Ipod's while driving on the ramp.
Owwwwww
Hope the driver is ok.
Good catch Jeremy.
Congrats Jeremy, #3 top of the day on Anet! Great shot!
Actually #1 now with 18000 views!!!