it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

[nf3xn@mastodon.social]

@SecureOwl No it's not its fine. It's just tired. It's pining for the fjords.

[paco@infosec.exchange]

@SecureOwl “TRAVELLING gear! I told you to put away your travelling gear!”

[pcdog@chaos.social]

@SecureOwl If a Boeing trips on the ground in the Airport, but nobody is around to listen, does it make a Boeing? #badpuns

[introvertcatto@lgbtqia.space]

@SecureOwl good puppy

[h5e@tech.lgbt]

@SecureOwl @ShadowJonathan that’s why it’s getting headpats

[klennt@mastodon.social]

@SecureOwl In Germany we call this "Tief(f)lieger".

[jorisbohnsonpm@mastodon.social]

@realestninja @SecureOwl

Wow - a bunch of ground crew lucky that day, I imagine new underwear was necessary especially the guy near the nose gear

Not the only occurrence on the 787 !

(Best stick to Airbus)

[33dbm@lazysocial.de]

@SecureOwl

[sasutina13@lgbtqia.space]

@SecureOwl I thought it fell to the ground to have a temper tantrum.

[raymaccarthy@mastodon.ie]

@SecureOwl Ah, the Boing 787.

[johnjburnsiii@kzoo.to]

@SecureOwl

Those engine cowlings looked like the bounce may have got them too...

Expensive boo-boo.

[alisonw@hachyderm.io]

@SecureOwl
You'd expect there to be a lockout stopping retraction if it's under compression.

[337guanacos@xarxa.cloud]

@SecureOwl
It's dreaming. 787 are notoriously sleepy.

[allgeier@sueden.social]

@SecureOwl
Plonk.

[centretowner@urbanists.social]

@malwareminigun @SecureOwl looks like the front fell off

[beisbolcards@mastodon.world]

@SecureOwl

"Come on, it was just chasing a squirrel, nothing to see here..."

[malwareminigun@infosec.exchange]

@Centretowner @SecureOwl That's 'WHAT' rather than 'HOW'

[keyboardg@mastodon.social]

@SecureOwl The front fell off, it would seem.

[pcdog@chaos.social]

@SecureOwl This happened because they ran out of Credits for Copilot Tokens. #NOAIINPLANES

[mlanger@mastodon.world]

@SecureOwl @rpmik It's better that it did it there than on landing or takeoff.