Iran Air Boeing 727 Crashed in Northern Iran (Video)

An Iran Air Boeing 727-286 (EP-IRP) crashed yesterday evening near Urmia (Orumiyeh) Airport (OMH), Iran, killing at least 77 souls on-board.
Flight IR277 was bound from Tehran-Mehrabad Airport (THR) to Urmia. The 36 year old plane crashed during an emergency landing in heavy snow storm after the pilots reported technical problems.

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Ongoing international sanctions on the country are blamed for the recent history of deadly aviation accidents. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1929 still prohibits international supply of aircraft, strongly needed aircraft parts as well as “related material” to Iran.

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Video - Chengdu J-20 First Flight

The Chengdu J-20, first Chinese 5th generation stealth fighter, today successfully completed its first flight! According to Chineses sources the jet fighter made a 15-minute flight in southwest China’s City of Chengdu.

The Chengdu J-20 is a twin-engine multi-role heavy fighter with stealth capability and maneuverability as compared to American F-22 Raptor and Russian Sukhoi T-50 PAK FA.

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Video: ZA001's 747-8I first flight warm up act By

Jon Ostrower  on March 23, 2011 6:11 PM | Permalink | Comments (4) | TrackBacks (0) | Like any good main stage performance, you have to have a solid warm up act, something to get the crowd in the right mood. Tell a joke, sing a song, do a magic trick, or bring in a jetliner to do touch-and-gos and low passes while its jumbo sibling warms up it engines for its first flight. While I regret opting to get ZA001's opener on film instead of video, thanks to the wonders of youtube, aviation geekery has eyes everywhere.
As it turns out, ZA001's Sea World-esq dolphin show was far from intentional, the lead 787 test aircraft was conducting autolands for FAA certification credit. The timing happened to work out beautifully. The aircraft made one touch-and-go and two low passes at Paine Field before heading back out to the test area. Here are the three videos in the order they were recorded.
Special thanks to Alex Jossi and Bryan Lung for the videos


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4 Comments By Liembo
on March 23, 2011 5:26 PM | Reply

The last one, gear up by the time it passed the folks at the old fire station lot, makes for great photos. Nice, level flight with no gear.

By Marcelo
on March 24, 2011 12:49 PM | Reply

What a crazy trailing cone on the third video :)

Nice post, John!

By Marcelo
on March 24, 2011 12:50 PM | Reply

oops!

Nice post, Jon :)

By Scentsy
on March 31, 2011 7:39 PM | Reply

check out those wings!

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Video of Note: Formation flying with Virgins Galactic and America By

Jon Ostrower  on April 8, 2011 4:09 PM | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBacks (0) | Let's face it, this week was rough. 
It started with the Global Observer crash, then quickly moved to the Southwest 737-300 fuselage rupture, Gulfstream G650 crash, the discovery of Air France 447 and the United A320 emergency landing in New Orleans, that guy invented an emergency to land on Rockaway Beach for fun, and now the US government may shut down tonight.
So, it was time for a bit of a change of pace. This is the aviation equivalent of your first sip of beer at the end of a bad day. The title of the post says it all, so just soak in a Virgin Galactic's WhiteKnight Two flying along side a Virgin America Airbus A320 off the coast of California.
Put your feet up, take a moment to relax and soak it in.

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2 Comments By LongTimeObserver
on April 8, 2011 4:19 PM | Reply

Let's hope this deadly serious technical challenge is always viewed in this sort of positive, basking light.

By WingedMigrator
on April 8, 2011 6:18 PM | Reply

> Let's face it, this week was rough.

No kidding... FlightBlogger was turning into BlightFlogger

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