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boltz
20th Oct 2009, 02:00
Light aircraft crash lands at Bankstown (http://news.theage.com.au/breaking-news-national/light-aircraft-crash-lands-at-bankstown-20091020-h60m.html)


Light aircraft crash lands at Bankstown
October 20, 2009 - 12:42PM
AAP
A man has escaped injury after crash landing a single engine aircraft at Bankstown Airport in Sydney's west.
The plane hit the runway about noon (AEDT) on Tuesday but the male pilot, who was flying solo, was later given the all-clear by paramedics, airport spokeswoman Meredith Laverty said.
His age, level of experience, or what might have caused the crash was not yet known, she said.
The airport activated its emergency response plan and police, fire crews and ambulance attended the scene.
The runway is currently closed and is expected to reopen later on Tuesday afternoon.
The airport's two other runways will continue to operate, Ms Laverty said.

Power
20th Oct 2009, 08:53
Civil Aviation Safety Authority - Home (http://www.casa.gov.au/scripts/nc.dll?WCMS:GENPWA:0:svOldUrl=/regsearch/airsresults,svOldParams=?VHin=avg&Search=Searchframein=all&manuin=&modelin=&regholdin=&regopin=&serialin=&num_results=10&netcat=y,svFromPC=)

remoak
20th Oct 2009, 09:45
It obviously stalled. Case closed. Next...:}

The Green Goblin
20th Oct 2009, 10:03
Calling planky :D

bentleg
20th Oct 2009, 11:09
It obviously stalled


Really :confused: I stall every time I land.......and without bending the nosewheel strut (according to the pic on TV tonight).

Seriously, how can you tell what happened from the little info available?

j3pipercub
20th Oct 2009, 11:28
nevermind bentleg, long long story

The Green Goblin
20th Oct 2009, 11:37
A long long long long looooooong story 'ay j3 :cool:

remoak
20th Oct 2009, 12:18
But a fun story... right? :ok:

Worrals in the wilds
20th Oct 2009, 12:32
Care to share, after all that buildup? A rumour network's no fun without the actual rumours:).

remoak
20th Oct 2009, 14:44
It was a long and somewhat animated discussion of another accident at Bankstown... which more or less centred around whether the aircraft was stalled before arrival...

http://www.pprune.org/dg-p-general-aviation-questions/378324-engine-quit-late-downwind-bankstown-6-6-09-a.html

Phot
20th Oct 2009, 22:36
Does anybody know what actually happened????

I saw the whole thing from the end of the runway. The pilot made a very early downwind join from only about 200ft. Never really gaining much more height then turn for a tight base and look like he was doing a glide approach. Could not really see the touchdown because of the runway slope but the aircraft did seem to sink quite fast on very short final.

Worrals in the wilds
21st Oct 2009, 04:42
Ahh thanks, I vaguely remember that thread.
W:)

alonm
21st Oct 2009, 09:22
was sitting outside when this happened the engine started rough running after take off and instead of putting the nose down and landing on the remaining runway he proceeded to try do a circuit at 200ft :S it looked like he stalled it on everyturn he made

XanaduX
21st Oct 2009, 10:05
was sitting outside when this happened the engine started rough running after take off and instead of putting the nose down and landing on the remaining runway he proceeded to try do a circuit at 200ft :S it looked like he stalled it on everyturn he made

Was he trained at Oxford? Maybe he was beyond V1 and had to go? :E

alonm
21st Oct 2009, 10:52
lol i donno mayb some of the schools teach u these days its better to stall over some houses and take ppl with u?

the air up there
21st Oct 2009, 12:05
Was he trained at Oxford? Maybe he was beyond V1 and had to go? http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:www.pprune.org/get/images/smilies/evil.gif

:}:}:}:}:}:}:}:}:}:}:}:}:}
:ok:

Phot
22nd Oct 2009, 00:17
V1???? it was a 150 he still had half the runway to go... the importance of a T/O safety brief, it reinforces in your mind what to do if you have a problem.

Does anybody know how many hours he had????

PHOT

Atlas Shrugged
22nd Oct 2009, 02:00
It obviously stalled.

Are you sure? ;);)

Dragun
22nd Oct 2009, 04:04
lol i donno mayb some of the schools teach u these days its better to stall over some houses and take ppl with u.......................

:ugh:

frigatebird
22nd Oct 2009, 04:13
Double :ugh: :ugh:

j3pipercub
22nd Oct 2009, 06:07
:}Look at his age Dragun, he could be one of your cadet F/O's...

PPRuNeUser0163
22nd Oct 2009, 09:33
XanaduX,

one of the stupidest , misinformed posts ive ever read on pprune.

j3pipercub
22nd Oct 2009, 10:11
XanaduX wrote

Was he trained at Oxford? Maybe he was beyond V1 and had to go?

Pretty funny i thought.

nkand wrote

XanaduX,

one of the stupidest , misinformed posts ive ever read on pprune.

ok raise your hand if you train at Oxford hoping that one day the big Q will look favorably upon you cos you trained at the same place they send their cadets...:ugh:

j3

PPRuNeUser0163
22nd Oct 2009, 11:02
J3,

yes, I see what you are saying. Actually The Big Q you refer to isnt my dream- and id like people to know not every oxford person is in that mindset of a "cadet" so to speak.

remoak
22nd Oct 2009, 11:12
I still say the guy stalled before he should have... :ok:

XanaduX
22nd Oct 2009, 11:17
XanaduX,

one of the stupidest , misinformed posts ive ever read on pprune.

:E take some happy pills, mate. lol!

The Green Goblin
22nd Oct 2009, 12:01
Don't worry mate, I reckon it was one of the funniest :)

dogcharlietree
22nd Oct 2009, 19:41
Really I stall every time I land
Remind me never to be in an aircraft you fly