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Old 30th Jun 2008, 18:49
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Light aircraft crash at MAN

A light aircraft crashed at MAN runway 2 at about 1600, thats all i know.

Any one any more info on it ?
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From the Beeb

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/m...er/7482185.stm

Runway 2 I'm not an aviator but I didn't think MAN had a runway 2 - unless the mean the 2nd runway 25L
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2nd runway 25L
Don't think Manchester has a 25L either..........
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that'll be 24L then...
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Actually 23L

Aircraft in question was G-JDBC Piper Seneca (Operated by JD Aviation)

Looks like the left gear failed to lock.

Great set of pics here taken by Dale Coleman http://www.ringwayreports.co.uk/G-JDBC_DC_300608.jpg

The pilot and two passengers on board suffered minor injuries and had to be cut from the wreckage by firefighters
Urgh, no they didn't Various people I know said both the people got out straight after the crash
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Old 30th Jun 2008, 19:11
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Resident PA34 G-JDBC, landed on Runway 23L with unsafe landing gear. Left main wheels collapsed on landing. Runway 23 Left to give it it's proper title, is also more commonly referred to by the media as Runway 2.
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Thanks for the runway correction, was using incorrect data
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hi,

i thought something was up when the XL crew told something has happened, but they couldnt tell us, the airport was closed for a short while.

glad the pilot was ok.....


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Runways changed from 24R/06L and 24L/06R changed to 23R/05L and 23L/05R sometime last summer (6th June?)

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Old 30th Jun 2008, 19:39
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Nicely handled by al concerned.....(though pity the left engine wasn't shut down and motored to stop the prop strike .......avoids half the cost of repair!!!) Fire proof vest now donned and awaiting flaming!!!!
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Nicely handled by al concerned.....(though pity the left engine wasn't shut down and motored to stop the prop strike .......avoids half the cost of repair!!!) Fire proof vest now donned and awaiting flaming!!!!
Maybe he had 3 greens so wasn't aware of the fault, or he could have forgot in a panic!? does anyone know if he called Pan on approach?
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Old 30th Jun 2008, 19:55
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Judging from the position of those vehicles as he approached, I would guess they were aware of a situation.
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Old 30th Jun 2008, 19:59
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Runways changed from 24R/06L and 24L/06R changed to 23R/05L and 23L/05R sometime last summer (6th June?)
change on 7th june


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Old 30th Jun 2008, 20:02
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I'd assume he knew about the problem and let ATC know as they normally only use 23L for emergencies (although admittedly I've seen a few light aircraft land on 23L)

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Old 30th Jun 2008, 20:15
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Shut down.. ......... then motored? Hmmmmmm. Don't quite know where you are going there...

Well done pilot, been there one day at BFS. Not that pleasant. Looks like you fulfilled the requirement. Ignore the 'experts' and give yourself a well earned 'pat'.
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Old 30th Jun 2008, 20:27
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Passengers' crash plane escape - News - Manchester Evening News

'lucky to escape'
'jumped out as it skidded sideways'


Talk about drama queens
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Old 30th Jun 2008, 20:29
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I believe that may be the aircraft owned by a rather nice caa cardilogist. MR BC
I bet that caused a spike in his ecg.
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I'm surprised the M.E.N. managed to report the correct airport
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'jumped out as it skidded sideways'
Sam,

I suggest you've added a bit of your own drama by misquoting the MEN report. It states that they jumped out after it skidded sideways.
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