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Two fighter planes escort a German Boeing 737 through Austrian airspace

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thEnEuRoMancER

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A Air Berlin Boeing 737 was flying yesterday from Belgrade to Berlin and it lost radio contact with the air control over the territory of Austria. The Austrian air control immediately alerted the airforce which responded by sending two Drakken figterplanes to escort the plane. The plane maintained the planned course and the radio contact was reestablished in a matter of minutes. The fighter jets escorted the Boeing to Czech border and then returned to the airbase.

Here's a link for those who understand German.
 


<< Will be in Berlin @ end of December for backpacking trip across Europe...Yeah baby! 🙂 >>


No computer?!?!?! :Q
 


<< Will be in Berlin @ end of December for backpacking trip across Europe...Yeah baby! 🙂

static911 >>



Wow! That will be awesome I've done similar in the past and want to do it again next summer. Who all is going? (BTW, I would prefer to go in the Summer.)
 
it is just me and my sister

college graduation gift...well one of them 🙂

for one month...leave to paris 12-28 and come back 1-25

france, germany, italy, switz, germany, spain, england, etc etc...i forgot the rest since my sis is planning it

static911
 


<< it is just me and my sister

college graduation gift...well one of them 🙂

for one month...leave to paris 12-28 and come back 1-25

france, germany, italy, switz, germany, spain, england, etc etc...i forgot the rest since my sis is planning it

static911 >>



Ok Plano or Highland Park? 😉
 


<< A Air Berlin Boeing 737 was flying yesterday from Belgrade to Berlin and it lost radio contact with the air control over the territory of Austria. The Austrian air control immediately alerted the airforce which responded by sending two Drakken figterplanes to escort the plane. The plane maintained the planned course and the radio contact was reestablished in a matter of minutes. The fighter jets escorted the Boeing to Czech border and then returned to the airbase.

Here's a link for those who understand German. >>



As if those rotten boxes with wings called Draken could harm an ant.

anyway still pretty impressive that they got there in a matter of minutes....
 
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