Since the airflow through the engines is blocked or restricted causing the engines to flame out, it seems amazing that the engines could be restarted at all in those two previous incidents. They really were "miraculous escapes".
I enjoyed reading the phrase "bunged up" in the mainstream press! ;-)
On a vaguely related note, it's very peaceful with no planes flying over. You don't realise just how constant that hiss of people jetting about over your head is until it's gone.
Why did they say larva every time they meant lava?
Do they think volcanoes make little babies that might grow inside an airplane?
That's how it's pronounced in Britain.
Yeah, and we recently switched to pure phonetic spelling as well. Sorry, I meen fonetik. Dam.
So you mean that's how its pronounced in English? (Sorry, I'm British and am a Canadian resident, so this is inevitably what I say to my spouse when we get into an argument over pronunciation . . . you may feel sorry for her if you wish)