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Helimikey
8th Mar 2007, 07:36
In Germany Dortmund a R22 collided with an EC120. The R22 flow under the EC120, which lost his landing skids. The R22 crashed, pilot in hospital but seems ok. EC120 landed on his belly, pilot ok. No further news yet...

Spunk
8th Mar 2007, 08:23
Collision took place at the airfield "Stadtlohn-Wenningsfeld" close to the Dutch boarder. At @ 20.15 the two aircraft (EC 120 N263CP and an R22 PH-JGR) collided close to the ground. Apparently one was about to take off, the other one was about to land.

Two with minor injuries.

skadi
8th Mar 2007, 10:44
The R22 flew under the EC120, which lost his landing skids.

Its mating season? Spring is coming.... ;)

EC 120 + R22 = R66 ?????

g-mady
8th Mar 2007, 11:46
Was the Ec120 still flying? IE made a gentle touchdown on its belly and presmably fell over, a controlled crash?

MADY

Helimikey
8th Mar 2007, 13:51
Yes it was in the hover then did a controlled landing on his belly.

http://www.rtl.de/news/rtl_aktuell_videoplayer.php?article=7992 (http://www.rtl.de/news/rtl_aktuell_videoplayer.php?article=7992)

PHMOVE
14th Mar 2007, 03:38
Sad news !
I feel very sorry to hear this - I was flying some lessons on this red
"R22 PH-JGR"...I loved it.
Good news that everybody is "okay"
Philip

B Sousa
14th Mar 2007, 04:15
N-number : N263CP
Aircraft Serial Number : 1324
Aircraft Manufacturer : EUROCOPTER
Model : EC120B
Aircraft Year :
Owner Name : SOUTHERN AIRCRAFT CONSULTANCY INCTRUSTEE
Owner Address : THE LOT
: LOT VALLEY ST JUST
CORNWALL, TR19-7NT
UNITED KINGDOM
Type of Owner : Corporation
Registration Date : 13-Jul-2006
Airworthiness Certificate Type : Not Specified

Whats with all the N numbers in the UK..??

RVDT
14th Mar 2007, 07:13
Avoiding all the onerous requirements of the UK CAA?