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Used letters: RUNTY PHOGS FAXED

"Many a man in love with a pretty face makes the mistake of marrying the entire woman" And again, what a sentiment!

Another incident.

Air Canada plane on fire after take-off from Sydney

AN Air Canada plane has caught fire over Sydney and is currently dumping fuel.
Flight AC34 departed Sydney Airport at at 10.25am en route to Vancouver and Toronto and reportedly experienced a fire in the galley which could not be contained.

It is understood the plane experienced a fire in the galley that couldn't be contained.

Fuel is currently being dumped over Hornsby and Longreef.

It is not known if any dangerous cargo was on board the Boeing 777-233LR.

Fire crews are waiting on the tarmac of Sydney airport.

Two years ago, at least 11 passengers and four crew members were injured when the Air Canada Flight 34 from Sydney to Vancouver hit severe turbulence caused by a thunderstorm about one hour northeast of Honolulu.

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Er, not about the plane.

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Air Canada plane landed safely.

AN Air Canada plane was forced to dump fuel and return to Sydney after smoke filled the galley shortly after take-off.

Flight AC34 departed Sydney Airport at 10.25am en route to Vancouver and Toronto and reportedly experienced smoke coming from an oven.

Air Canada's general manager for Australia and New Zealand, Jeannie Foster, said the plane's captain had not declared an emergency but dumped fuel over Hornsby and Longreef, in the city's north, before returning to Sydney.

The plane later landed safely at the airport, as firetrucks waited on the tarmac.

This morning's scare came after a Jetstar plane sparked an emergency at Auckland Airport after reports of smoke in the cabin.

The airline says passengers were leaving the plane, which had just arrived from Christchurch last night, when faint smoke was reported coming from the cockpit of the A320 Airbus.

Good news!

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And night!

One last post to get to an even number.

LOL. Night Rob!

And I got 84% in a maths test today.

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