Beech Baron eng fail
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Beech Bonanza eng fail
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Reading the Jan AAIB bulletin and came across this report.
Now does this raise anyones eyebrows as much as mine?
Reading the Jan AAIB bulletin and came across this report.
Now does this raise anyones eyebrows as much as mine?
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WHAT raised my eyebrows was reading a thread about a beech baron but reading a report about a beech bonanza.
NOT sure, you guys tell me, a torque gauge on a bonanza? Was it a turbine powered Bonanza. I think they made a limited run of those.
NOT sure, you guys tell me, a torque gauge on a bonanza? Was it a turbine powered Bonanza. I think they made a limited run of those.
From the link provided by the OP
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Description of the aircraft
The A36TP model is a turboprop conversion of the original, piston-engined Beech A36
Bonanza aircraft. The US Supplemental Type Certificate (STC), which introduced the
conversion, also added wingtip tanks to increase the fuel capacity from 74 USG to 114 USG.
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Description of the aircraft
The A36TP model is a turboprop conversion of the original, piston-engined Beech A36
Bonanza aircraft. The US Supplemental Type Certificate (STC), which introduced the
conversion, also added wingtip tanks to increase the fuel capacity from 74 USG to 114 USG.
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Wasn't so much that, but look at the report from a passenger count perspective and the type of flight.
With a PPL?
I'm hoping there are some children in the 596lb. Either that or anorexic models...
Then later...
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Commercial Air Transport - Fixed Wing
Commercial Air Transport - Fixed Wing
596 lbs for himself and his four passengers
Then later...
The pilot and five passengers were taking off from Tatenhill Airfield for a destination in North Yorkshire.
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It might be commercial, there's one of those in the UK that is used for air-to-air photography...
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