R Roger, Roger Guest Jan 30, 2010 #61 XLR99 said: Not that my brain works very well anymore, but I can't recall any fatalities from forced landings on roads/highways. Click to expand... N6869R. A JCer.
XLR99 said: Not that my brain works very well anymore, but I can't recall any fatalities from forced landings on roads/highways. Click to expand... N6869R. A JCer.
mooneyguy been around forever Jan 30, 2010 #62 poser765 said: It IS true though. Sometimes you can do everything right and still end tragically. Click to expand... sometimes tragedy happens to the best of them. I know a couple guys who were just the best pilots who are no longer with us.
poser765 said: It IS true though. Sometimes you can do everything right and still end tragically. Click to expand... sometimes tragedy happens to the best of them. I know a couple guys who were just the best pilots who are no longer with us.
jhugz Well-Known Member Jan 30, 2010 #63 Roger said: N6869R. A JCer. Click to expand... Negative that was a fatality from impact w/ up sloping terrain.
Roger said: N6869R. A JCer. Click to expand... Negative that was a fatality from impact w/ up sloping terrain.
R Roger, Roger Guest Jan 30, 2010 #64 jhugz said: Negative that was a fatality from impact w/ up sloping terrain. Click to expand... Hrm. I was under the impression (from the photos) that the aircraft landed on a dirt road. In any case, it looked quite intact.
jhugz said: Negative that was a fatality from impact w/ up sloping terrain. Click to expand... Hrm. I was under the impression (from the photos) that the aircraft landed on a dirt road. In any case, it looked quite intact.