I noticed that too the scene with the parking garage where the Ford ranger gets stuck on the wheel because I remember Hector Elizondo said I think it’s a Ford

And Ray Liotta, do you remember that one movie where he plays a psycho cop who stalks that guy’s wife?

Not much point remapping a petrol

not worth re mapping if it doesn't have a turbo, just enjoy it until you get a better car

@@topzozzle6319 Just got a mk3 mondeo 2.2 TDCI .. I must say, just a slight difference lol... That was a bargain as well £600 with 12 month MOT. Dude was flogging it due to it going into limp mode. Was knackared turbo actuator.

except act lol

With a very experienced pilot on the ground and on the radio (which airports do have a pilot on standby for emergency situations) to talk someone through the procedures of a jet YES it can be done. It can be scary, dangerous, and nerve eating for the one trying to save others and get that plane on the ground. The AUTOPILOT can get the plane lined up with the runway and auto land the plane depending on the type of aircraft.

And in real life, they would NOT be off the coast of Georgia if they were flying from Dallas to Paris. Not at all. They would actually be just north of Toronto at that point of the flight and would most likely make their emergency landing there. Being off the coast of Georgia on a flight from DFW would have them on a flight path to Southern Africa.

Especially if they use scenes from the movie Turbulence 1997 must be low budget for the producers

during the 9/11 terrorists attack, the terrorists weren't trying to attack the United States, they tried and failed to kill Chuck Norris

That flight never existed.

WALKER THE TANKER!

these engines lose power after 5k, sweet spot is 3-5k revs

For sure

Ryan air, oh no

Its got an air filter

What do you expect??? 🤨🤨