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==AeroMexico Connect==
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should we change pages to AeroMexico Connect? and make AeroLitoral a redirect? <strong>[[User:Sox23|Sox]]<font color="blue">[[User_talk:Sox23|23]]</font></strong> 02:55, 20 June 2007 (UTC)
should we change pages to AeroMexico Connect? and make AeroLitoral a redirect? <strong>[[User:Sox23|Sox]]<font color="blue">[[User_talk:Sox23|23]]</font></strong> 02:55, 20 June 2007 (UTC)


==There are at least two other similar incidents involving ERJ-145==
The article does not mention other two (or more?) incidents involving Embraer ERJ-145 being uncapable to brake on slippery runways or being blown to the side of the runway... Aeromexico's decision to order their planes without thrust reversers, which depends entirely on the advanced carbon brakes for stopping the aircraft. On dry and clean runways, thrust reversers are not really necessaryand this carbon brakes are excellent. But on wet, dirty runway surfaces, the tires can lose adhesion and then the aircraft will be hard to stop or steer. Another case of administrative managers making compromise decisions based on "saving" money.

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The list of services/destinations gives no indication of when it actually applies - are these valid in 2005 or 1995, or when? Should always be date referenced. Ardfern 20:44, 16 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]

AeroMexico Connect

should we change pages to AeroMexico Connect? and make AeroLitoral a redirect? Sox23 02:55, 20 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]


There are at least two other similar incidents involving ERJ-145

The article does not mention other two (or more?) incidents involving Embraer ERJ-145 being uncapable to brake on slippery runways or being blown to the side of the runway... Aeromexico's decision to order their planes without thrust reversers, which depends entirely on the advanced carbon brakes for stopping the aircraft. On dry and clean runways, thrust reversers are not really necessaryand this carbon brakes are excellent. But on wet, dirty runway surfaces, the tires can lose adhesion and then the aircraft will be hard to stop or steer. Another case of administrative managers making compromise decisions based on "saving" money.