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Old 19th Aug 2012, 22:52   #1 (permalink)
 
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Light aircraft MAYDAY landing in a field near Oxford

On Guard today at around about 1750Z was an aircraft calling a MAYDAY with a rough running engine (or engines) which landed in a field north of Oxford Kidlington. Does anyone know if the people on board are ok?
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Everybody got out ok.
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We were about 100 miles south of Oxford heading north at FL170 when we heard the mayday. Contact was lost with the aircraft after the forced landing but as we got closer we offered to help but were informed everyone was okay.
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Answers crossed with Pudoc there (slow typing on smart phone!)
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Old 21st Aug 2012, 20:32   #5 (permalink)
 
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Any idea of aircraft type or home airfield? I know a few people in the area.

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