JAL and KFC Serve [AIR KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN] Onboard Select Flights to US & Europe
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That's exactly how it smells like when the engine ingest a couple of "biological" Foreign Object Debris (FOD).
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There's always Asia Pacific Breweries. Great potential synergy. Happy Hour aboard the flight. 1 short 330ml can at $8. LOL !
If it's just a small to medium size bird, chances are that it'll (or whatever remains of it) simply get "centrifuged" out towards the edge of the fan case and through the bypass duct often with very little or absolutely no indication of a bird strike noticeable immediately whatsoever to the flight crew with resulting damages limited to the average cases of your typical or usual chippings and dents to the fan blades and perhaps along with a tuft of feathers lodged in some Inlet Guide Vanes (IGVs) or stators.
On the other hand if a flock of these small to medium size birds or a large one that manages to be ingested into the core of the turbofan propulsor, someone is going to have a real serious problem on their hands dealing with master caution warning going off and possibly numerous red ECAM / EICAS messages as well.
How come both of you speaks like you know the Board of Directors and Executive Officers? IIRC, the incumbent Chairman and President now is Masaru Onishi and Yoshiharu Ueki respecitvrly with Kazuo Inamori sitting in the Board of Directors as Chairman Emeritus and yes they do take to the air with JAL while on corporate travelling trips.
Anyway the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Dryden Flight Research Center (DFRC) and Langley Research Center (LaRC) have been researching and developing varieties of sustainable aviation biofuels (more specifically synthetic Hydrotreated Renewable Jet (HRJ) fuel) under the Alternative Aviation Fuels Experiment (AAFEX) series, some of which is essentially derived from chicken and beef tallow (rendered fats), as a potentially environmentally friendly "cleaner and greener" alternative to the standard aviation Jet A / Jet A-1 and Jet B fuels.
So who knows, your future tax rebate off aviation fuel surcharges is going to depends on how much fats and oils one can manage to squeeze off from their in-flight meals. :bsmilie:
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I have been snuggling in the laps of the officers above while Board Meeting was being conducted. it is very comfortable although none of them really did enjoy my claws gripping their trousers throughout the meeting.
