Maximilian_Jenius
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Oh you're out there too. Didn't know that. Glad everyone is safe and sound.Everyone is safe and injury free, including our other resident Transpac pilot (who was not involved).
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Oh you're out there too. Didn't know that. Glad everyone is safe and sound.Everyone is safe and injury free, including our other resident Transpac pilot (who was not involved).
Right seat of a 320 in 6-months.
It's been awhile since I've been in a Cherokee, but I seem to remember them being built a bit better than a Cessna. Especially the nosewheel.
They probably planted it in. You should learn to drive a car before you fly. I've had students apply stupid nose down trim and let go over the numbers. Any landing you can walk away from amirite?It's been awhile since I've been in a Cherokee, but I seem to remember them being built a bit better than a Cessna. Especially the nosewheel.
Why did the nosewheel collapse? That "dirt" is a better runway that we take 182s and 206s into all the time. Extreme side loading?
They probably planted it in. You should learn to drive a car before you fly. I've had students apply stupid nose down trim and let go over the numbers. Any landing you can walk away from amirite?![]()
. Thankfully no one was hurt though.Haha. Yeah no one at my shop was hurt either. A few 172 firewalls were bent.It happened a lot when I was instructing. More so during solos when students bounced. We had more planes go off the runway than southwest. Thankfully no one was hurt though.
Haha. Yeah no one at my shop was hurt either. A few 172 firewalls were bent.
I'm okay wasn't me @Maximillian_Jenius but thanks man!
I was on frequency when this happened and it was very terrifying to listen to the events unfold on radio during that. The sounds inside that cockpit made my heart sink...as I thought it was something much more worse.
Pretty much rattled me for the next 2 days. Never heard anything like that out here and hope to never hear anything like it again. So happy it wasn't what I thought when I was listening.
Surprised this made the news. Seriously hoping my colleague can recover from that. Ugh.
Haha. Yeah no one at my shop was hurt either. A few 172 firewalls were bent.
I'm okay wasn't me @Maximillian_Jenius but thanks man!
I was on frequency when this happened and it was very terrifying to listen to the events unfold on radio during that. The sounds inside that cockpit made my heart sink...as I thought it was something much more worse.
Pretty much rattled me for the next 2 days. Never heard anything like that out here and hope to never hear anything like it again. So happy it wasn't what I thought when I was listening.
Surprised this made the news. Seriously hoping my colleague can recover from that. Ugh.
The sound of hopes and dreams being squished like a grape, and probably two little girls screaming. Or at least that's what I sound like when I think the death of either me or my career is imminent.The mic was open?
What did you hear?
Holy hell. Did the NTSB want details?Did you say bent firewall... This was 2013, a bit more spectacular
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Mic was open about a few seconds long before impact. I pretty much heard a panicked voiced scream for help and then nothing.The mic was open?
What did you hear?
cookies are easy. Now grammar, that's what people have a hard time not blowing their cover with.
Damn, so if I were to post under a different username you could identify me by my use of the subjunctive, and my stilted syntax?