Hudson
31st Jan 2004, 20:22
Something fishy here. A light twin does in a nose wheel during the take off run at EN a few days back. The props are purportedly stuffed. Someone on Pprune Reporting Points says he wonders what caused the accident. Then the post vanishes off Pprune faster than sh...t off a shovel. Some else asks quite innocently what happened to the thread. That too does the slippery shovel act. In both case the type of aircraft was mentioned. Maybe that's the clue to the vanishing posts?
So let's try it again - this time taking care not to identify the type of aircraft that scratched the runway at EN.
Does anyone know what caused the accident to a light twin manufactured by an American company whose name is also the name of a large tree, and whose type name is similar to a minor member of the British autocracy.
The aircraft is known for having two doors which once had a reputation for coming open on take off (mainly because pilots refused to write up the defect) - each engine is equipped with one two bladed prop and it has a blue line speed of 85 knots. The captain sits in the left seat normally and it this particular aircraft that stuffed its nose wheel and props, which was once owned by a man who deals in cars.
Now surely this post will not vanish like all the others - or will it? :ok:
So let's try it again - this time taking care not to identify the type of aircraft that scratched the runway at EN.
Does anyone know what caused the accident to a light twin manufactured by an American company whose name is also the name of a large tree, and whose type name is similar to a minor member of the British autocracy.
The aircraft is known for having two doors which once had a reputation for coming open on take off (mainly because pilots refused to write up the defect) - each engine is equipped with one two bladed prop and it has a blue line speed of 85 knots. The captain sits in the left seat normally and it this particular aircraft that stuffed its nose wheel and props, which was once owned by a man who deals in cars.
Now surely this post will not vanish like all the others - or will it? :ok: