14.8.99 An-26 71385 Surčin sletanje bez izvučenog ST

English translation: landing without extended landing gear; belly landing

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Serbian term or phrase:sletanje bez izvučenog ST
English translation:landing without extended landing gear; belly landing
Entered by: Peter Skipp

21:19 Apr 22, 2004
Serbian to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Aerospace / Aviation / Space / names
Serbian term or phrase: 14.8.99 An-26 71385 Surčin sletanje bez izvučenog ST
this is a spotter's remark. Spotters ae a race apart and the only people sadder than they are are the translators that get to render their jottings into normal language... I understand that this concerns an An-26 aeroplane registered 71385 which took off from Surcin on 14 Aug 99, but thereafter I lose the plot...
Peter Skipp
Bulgaria
Local time: 14:12
August 14th, 1999. An-26 71385 Airport of Surčin landing without LG extended
Explanation:
No sadness at all, dear Sir ... sometimes it happens you can discover an ATP license in a translator's home :-).

You're right ... An-26 is a twin prop aircraft, in the category of Dash-7 or similar , and Surčin is a name of the village where the international Airport of Belgrade was built.

ST = abbr. for STAJNI TRAP = LANDING GEAR
accordingly
LG would be "landing gear"

I've translated this WYSIWG ... and presumably you can use :
"Surčin belly landing"

And that's it.

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Note added at 30 mins (2004-04-22 21:49:55 GMT)
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i.e. SURČIN AIRPORT BELLY LANDING
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BUZOV
Croatia
Local time: 13:12
Grading comment
We have complete consent and a clear explanation. Thank you Buzov, and hvala Nenija for your quick and correct reaction. Hard to choose but the APL did it :)
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Summary of answers provided
5Landing without deploying the landing gear
Nenija Hasanic
5August 14th, 1999. An-26 71385 Airport of Surčin landing without LG extended
BUZOV


  

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14.8.99 An-26 71385 Surčin sletanje bez izvučenog ST
Landing without deploying the landing gear


Explanation:
ST - Stajni trap: 'Landing gear'

Nenija Hasanic
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Local time: 13:12
Native speaker of: Native in BosnianBosnian
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25 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5
14.8.99 An-26 71385 Surčin sletanje bez izvučenog ST
August 14th, 1999. An-26 71385 Airport of Surčin landing without LG extended


Explanation:
No sadness at all, dear Sir ... sometimes it happens you can discover an ATP license in a translator's home :-).

You're right ... An-26 is a twin prop aircraft, in the category of Dash-7 or similar , and Surčin is a name of the village where the international Airport of Belgrade was built.

ST = abbr. for STAJNI TRAP = LANDING GEAR
accordingly
LG would be "landing gear"

I've translated this WYSIWG ... and presumably you can use :
"Surčin belly landing"

And that's it.

--------------------------------------------------
Note added at 30 mins (2004-04-22 21:49:55 GMT)
--------------------------------------------------

i.e. SURČIN AIRPORT BELLY LANDING

BUZOV
Croatia
Local time: 13:12
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in CroatianCroatian
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
We have complete consent and a clear explanation. Thank you Buzov, and hvala Nenija for your quick and correct reaction. Hard to choose but the APL did it :)
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