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English: Giving the passengers the Brisy rock'n'roll experience. On a flight back from Sydney on a Qantas 767 a few years back, we landed quite heavily and I witnessed the fuselage sides flex to a point that I thought the overhead compartments would pop open and spill their contents onto the passengers. It was quite a jolt.

Air Pacific DQ-FJG 'Island of Kadavu' Boeing 737-8X2 c/n 29968 - Location: Acacia Street - Loop Road Brisbane International Airport. File: DQ-FJG_YBBN_20120429_8840

Set: YBBN 29.04.12
Set: Air Pacific
Set: Qantas
Set: Boeing 737-800 Series
Tags: DQ-FJG; 2012; Air Pacific; Boeing; Boeing 737; Boeing 738; Nikon D90; YBBN
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Source https://www.flickr.com/photos/robertfrola/9731104663/
Author Robert Frola
Camera location27° 22′ 34.14″ S, 153° 07′ 40.18″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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