Your reaction isn't that different from many of Felix's fanboys whenever their Dear Leader is questioned, so yeah...
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You certainly look like a pewds fanboy...
It's probably FOM prize money. When PDVSA signed with Lotus, one of the rumored clauses was that the money couldn't be used to pay debts, only car development.
If by possible, you mean retracting the gear while on the ground, you can't. As long as the computer feels weight on the landing gear, it won't allow you to retract the landing gear.
Airbus thing?.
HST are expensive. And costs do tend to balloon. A lot
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He is like the Justin Bieber of Let's Play Videos. He was good at the start, then he started to overdo his persona.
Call me crazy, but I always have a blast during turbulence, RTO's and the likes...
This story made my sides hurts, for some reason...
It's like the F-35 of the seas. Trying to cram so many missions for it, it can't perform any of them well enough because it can't carry enough weapons...
No Supra is worth saving.
I have a hard time believing that at any given moment, they actually have any control of the car.
So, Ford makes a truck that looks like a Range Rover, while Range Rover makes a truck that looks like a Ford.
And my point is these planes have hardly anything to do with the FARC and most likely everything to do with the Cartels that operate with impunity within Colombia and Mexico; and that if Colombia and some people spent as much energy and effort they spend hunting the FARC in also hunting the narcos, we wouldn't be…
The point completely flew over your head.
Most venezuelans know jack shit. They just like to pretend they do...
It's always fun and easy to blame the FARC, but the big narcos, those who steal planes and flies these kind of routes are best buddies with the Governments of Colombia and Mexico.
You should check out Sergio J Padron's flickr. The guy has one impressive gallery related to the Venezuelan Air Force, Army and some airshows.
Inb4 penis cars...
For those of us who came for the plane, it's a Fiat G.46.