a ‘big hole’ in Qantas Boeing 747

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It was on 25th July 2008 when a large RollRoyce powered boeing 747 call sign VH-OJK flew from Hong Kong to Melbourne International Airport plunged 20000 feet before coming to a stable condition. This is caused by a gigantic hole found underneath its right wing just after the take off.

For more info, check: massive hole

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Lena July 29th, 2008 at 3:18 am

Geez..That’s scary (O_o)

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