Would you fly this aircraft?😂✈️ 📸 by reddit/ashmain_beach

Bringing back one of our KC-10's from a deployment: #3 engine anti ice valve wired open and thrust reverser wired closed, both ATS inop, surface position indicator inop, aft fuel tank locked out, needing about 20K pounds of ballast fuel to maintain a half decent CG, a couple of air conditioning issues and of course the usual amazing art on the back of a compass card which usually involved some kind of...well you all figure it out:)

depends ... are we exiting a hostile area ? if yes, fire this biatch up and slap this horse in the ass !

Positive rate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gear up.

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Would you like to join Chiitan in the Avengers?

No. I have to wonder if the MMEL was properly used. Many times there is language / procedures that address related systems having to be operating in order to “inop” a system. With this many placards that could become very confusing ( although it could still be airworthy for flt)

Thanks, but no.

Aeroflot preflight.

It's not a budget airline for no reason. 😲

I'm in the back blissfully unaware 🍷😎

Can it ?