Faulty airliner forced to play follow-the-leader

A jumbo jet was forced to follow another airliner across the Pacific after its weather radar failed today.

Faulty airliner forced to play follow-the-leader
Wed, 29 Oct, 2008 - 10:38

A jumbo jet was forced to follow another airliner across the Pacific after its weather radar failed today.

The Australian Qantas jet flew behind an Air New Zealand plane from Los Angeles while its flight crew provided information about the weather ahead.

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