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D-AGPH photo Ptkay/pprune
Aviation Herald A Contact Air Fokker 100 on behalf of Swiss, registration D-AGPH performing flight C3-1343/LX-1343 from Warsaw (Poland) to Zurich (Switzerland) with 83 passengers and 4 crew, struck a bird on climb out of Warsaw and received a large dent on its nose cone. The airplane levelled off at 9000 feet and returned to Warsaw’s runway 33 for a safe landing 35 minutes after departure.
I didn’t know Ostriches could fly! 
Freakin’ big “dent.”
By bird, do they mean Piper?
I was hoping to see some bird parts mangled up in there.
If I said that I’d never hear the end of it. . . 
Sad but true Will.
Good thing it wasn’t a cat!
What if I go all out on the bird thing, like dami did about the cat?
I’m a bird owner. . . I might be offended?
Go for it my boy.
We could all use a laugh.
I don’t wanna lock this thang. . .
And the last thing I would do is be offended!
I don’t give a crap if some buzzard or crow gets hit. . . I have a turkey.
Fattening it up for Thanksgiving???
I use a Cessna 210 to hunt geese.
Fattening it up for Thanksgiving???
No. . . He thinks he’s a dog, along with the pig.
I use a Cessna 210 to hunt geese.
Never ride in an A320. Geese hunt them. . .