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Another low level barrel roll nearly goes west

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Old 15th May 2024, 15:05
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Old 15th May 2024, 15:49
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Originally Posted by dead_pan
Looks like they were on the downwind leg trying to save the a/c
Rapid pitch down because it stalled when the damaged engines quit? Strangely similar to PIA 8303, which scraped its engines down the runway then stalled in the circuit when they failed because of the damage.
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Old 15th May 2024, 16:15
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Originally Posted by Video Mixdown
Rapid pitch down because it stalled when the damaged engines quit? Strangely similar to PIA 8303, which scraped its engines down the runway then stalled in the circuit when they failed because of the damage.
Pretty sure that was not a stall. More like loss of control caused by damaged controls from the fire - hydraulic lines, control rods/cables etc.
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Old 15th May 2024, 18:58
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Originally Posted by dead_pan
Also, WTF was that manoeuvre?
Appears to have been an attempt at an aileron roll, or maybe a series of them, that went wrong.
I think Fortissimo put it succinctly:
What is not in doubt is that aileron rolls at low level bring a risk which escalates markedly if they are in any way loaded, don't start with a pitch up, or are continued beyond the first 360deg of roll.
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Old 15th May 2024, 19:33
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How many pilots have bought the farm performing rolls that end up in a downward trajectory?
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Old 16th May 2024, 05:17
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Pretty sure that was not a stall. More like loss of control caused by damaged controls from the fire - hydraulic lines, control rods/cables etc
Engine fire burning through the control rods lead to the death of one of our A-4 pilots when he was flying a two seat Mig 15, no bang seats, took off turned down wind, and it was all over, extremely quick event.
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Engine fire burning through the control rods lead to the death of one of our A-4 pilots when he was flying a two seat Mig 15, no bang seats, took off turned down wind, and it was all over, extremely quick event.
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