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    Birdstrike on approach to LGA

    DL flight 1393 on a flight from BOS-LGA had hit a goose on approach last night as the MD88 has a nasty nose damage but no one got hurt on the flight.

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    Re: Birdstrike on approach to LGA

    I was surprised I didnt see this here earlier...

    The picture in the NYP looked nasty..its a big dent
    http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/q...Liy9QDIw8iOMDN
    Additionally interesting to note the flight number (1459) and Sulley is staring soon

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    Re: Birdstrike on approach to LGA

    Geese have been blamed for several recent collisions with planes. In the most notorious case, they brought down US Airways Flight 1459,
    Great proof-reading by the writer/editor.

    -Tad

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    Re: Birdstrike on approach to LGA

    And couldn't they have sent someone out to grab a better picture?

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    Re: Birdstrike on approach to LGA

    Quote Originally Posted by USAF Pilot 07
    And couldn't they have sent someone out to grab a better picture?
    the airline involved usually has i's mx folks take pix. i've got a bunch saved of older birds strikes. the PA nor the FAA seem to require photographic evidence of the damage, just the particulars on the a/c and flight involved for their reports.
    it is mathematically impossible for either hummingbirds, or helicopters to fly. fortunately, neither are aware of this.

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