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UNCTUOUS 10th Feb 2008 10:44

Northam Collision?
 
Was it VH-TLL (Aerostar 601P?) versus VH-CEG? (a Cessna 182?)
Only caught a fleeting glimpse of the rego's on the SBS news coverage this evening.
I think I caught that the twin lost it on the landing roll-out and reamed the singledy.

Capn Bloggs 10th Feb 2008 11:15

Other way round from the way it looked on ABC1:yuk:

Mecarsa Bitrusty 10th Feb 2008 11:18

Looks like VH-CFG (C172R) V the old Aerostar that’s been parked up at NTM for years, the C172 came off second best!

YPJT 15th Mar 2008 09:03

Been sitting there for over a month now. Maybe the insurance company is just waiting for an offer for the wreck?

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...T/P3020046.jpg

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...T/P3020045.jpg

kingRB 15th Mar 2008 11:19

youch!

any pics of the aerostar?

the wizard of auz 15th Mar 2008 11:36

I reckon Roger would have made an offer before the dust settled. :E
So Simmo's old aerostar was good for something finally. a brake for a 182. it was os far behind on the AD's that it would never have flown again... or was it the other one that haunts the same airfield?.

Capt Wally 15th Mar 2008 12:04

wow that looks messy, but seeing as I am looking for a C172 or PA28 that might work with some panel beating !, one wonders how one can secure such a slightly scratched plane cheaply? Idea's?


CW

YPJT 15th Mar 2008 12:13

Cessna Vs Piper. :E

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/h...T/P3020043.jpg

Wally,
I think you will find the engine, instruments and avionics on CFG were all fairly low time so will probably have a good resale value.

AirlinePirate 15th Mar 2008 12:14

Arr.

She be lookin' mighty fine.

Arr.

Capt Wally 15th Mar 2008 12:17

hey 'YPJT' i'm currently running a thread with almost those exact words "Cessna Vs Piper" although not quite the same but the C172 part is!:ok:
Nasty nose there, much drag I'd say.

I think I recall many years ago (late 70's) TLL being owned by a doctor at YMEN, just the rego looks famil, anyone know of it's history since new?



CW

YPJT 15th Mar 2008 12:23

I was amazed how far it was off the edge of the rwy. Pilot of 172 was certainly dertermined. To do what remains the unanswered question.

OZBUSDRIVER 15th Mar 2008 22:19

Hmmm, that scenario looks strangly familiar. Was the 172 taking off?

leg man 15th Mar 2008 22:35

VH-TLL was used by jetcraft on a freight run between Mackay and Mt Isa for years. About 11,000 hours on the airframe and freight interior.

Capt Wally 15th Mar 2008 22:43

Ok 'leg man' tnxs I gatherd it was an ex jetcraft 'ute' just wanted to know if it has a histroy b4 Jetcraft or was it fairly new when it was converted to a ute?


CW

Flash_11 16th Mar 2008 07:47

I think CFG is cursed. I was a passenger on a return flight from Avalon in March 2003 and we struck an eagle just south of York. Damaged the cowling and left leading edge. Managed to land safely but I might suggest staying away from that one.

yowie 16th Mar 2008 12:00

CW,
I think that mite have been MLL,the initials of the doc that owned it. Dont ask me how or why I remember :confused:

Desert Flower 16th Mar 2008 23:00


I think that mite have been MLL,the initials of the doc that owned it.
MLL used to belong to Dr. Tom Long, who from memory (going back about 19 years now!) was an orthopaedic surgeon.

DF.

BEACH KING 17th Mar 2008 01:02

Poor old TLL. I went for a ride to Brisbane as a Pax in her many years ago, when Jetcraft had it here as an unpressurized freighter for a couple of weeks when one of the barons was U/S. The thing I remembered the most was how it used up ALL the runway at YTWB enroute to YBBN :ooh:

megle2 17th Mar 2008 08:54

Didn't TLL spend some time in PNG long before Jcraft.


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