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Flying Bull
3rd Aug 2016, 16:29
An Agusta helicopter got into resonance.
Even an emergency shutdown didn´t prevent damage - parts of plexiglass injured one of the occupants slightly.
They were training landing at cofined areas.
Picture of the helicopter
Hubschrauber-Unfall am Flugplatz Oberschleißheim | Region (http://www.tz.de/muenchen/region/hubschrauber-unfall-flugplatz-oberschleissheim-tz-6632194.html)

Spunk
3rd Aug 2016, 17:17
That's why you should get airborne instead of sitting there and keeping your finger crossed.

Max Contingency
3rd Aug 2016, 17:38
Must be an age thing. Policemen looking younger, confined areas looking larger........

Spunk
3rd Aug 2016, 18:31
Never heard of an obstacle hologram? :-)

spencer17
4th Aug 2016, 09:20
Hansi O. ???

gulliBell
4th Aug 2016, 11:55
...and it was ground resonance in a wheeled helicopter, that doesn't happen very often. It looks totalled to me, claim it on insurance and buy a new one.

nigelh
4th Aug 2016, 11:57
If that's a confined area I would love to see an open one !!!!!

skadi
4th Aug 2016, 12:13
Hansi O. ???

Hansi is older than 62...

skadi

rotorspeed
4th Aug 2016, 12:23
Wasn't there a medevac 109 in Poland that reportedly had the same ground resonance type of accident several years ago?

Is this really a risk with any well maintained 109? What causes it?

Greeny9
4th Aug 2016, 13:16
Could be as simple as tyres or oleo pressures being incorrect!

AW009
6th Aug 2016, 17:50
Hansi O. ???
What do you intend with these semi indiscretions, which obviousely are wrong???

lelebebbel
8th Aug 2016, 04:44
Article (and obviously the photos) says it happened at an airfield, not a confined area.

My guess is they were practicing confined area steep approaches over an imaginary obstacle as you might do in primary training... which strikes me as an odd thing to do in a 109 - maybe a private owner?

Either way, damage is quoted at over 2 million Euros, so it's totalled.