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Stretch06 31st May 2008 07:08

Merged:Aircraft Crash - South Coast
 
Just caught the end of the 1700news on the radio. Heard something about a aircraft crash, I then found this.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2...31/2261264.htm


Never a good thing to hear happen.

RIP fellow aviator,

Stretch

Mr Bomb 31st May 2008 08:40

aerobatic aircaft crash
 
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=572705

Anyone with more news? Condolences to friends and family of the deceased.

Mr B

alphacentauri 31st May 2008 08:41

Just caught the end of it on the news. What was left of the tail made it look like a Nanchang CJ6.....?

ghyde 31st May 2008 12:19

CJ6
 
Just saw vision on ABC news.

CJ6 with ...6432... on the tail.

apacau 31st May 2008 12:30

A sad loss to the Canberra GA community. RIP.

TBM-Legend 31st May 2008 14:28

GC - RIP

All round good guy and aviation "doer"....

zip69 31st May 2008 21:50

Although I only ever flew with you once, your larger than life presence arround the airport will be missed. RIP my friend.:(

Illyria 31st May 2008 22:28

Is that confirmed? :|

sms777 1st Jun 2008 00:39

Last sunday i took off right behind him out of Camden following him all the way to the Nowra open day.....

Damn it... sometimes i just hate aviation :sad:



RIP

Mick.B 1st Jun 2008 02:46

Pilot details here.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2...01/2261589.htm

Illyria 1st Jun 2008 06:44

damn .....

:uhoh:

VH-XXX 1st Jun 2008 07:52

A poster in the recreationalflying.com.au website forum has suggested that the pilot did a low level pass followed by a pullup, stall turn, stall and nose into the dunes. No idea if this is true but he seems convinced that is what happened.

Illyria 1st Jun 2008 07:56

One thing I despise with a passion, is speculation.

Let the experts determine the cause. Far more important at the moment is that a lot of people we know just lost a friend.

corowacomet 1st Jun 2008 08:36

"....A poster in the recreationalflying.com.au website forum has suggested that the pilot did a low level pass followed by a pullup, stall turn, stall and nose into the dunes....."
Pretty tough to do a stall turn without getting the aeroplane to stop flying.
".....No idea if this is true but he seems convinced that is what happened...."
Let me guess, you could tell by the emphatic nature of his typing huh? Cheers for your input, it will thankfully be quickly forgotten.

The Comet.

OzFlyer07 1st Jun 2008 10:00

Does anyone know the rego? The only reason I am asking is that I think it might be the one I flew in once.

VH-XXX 1st Jun 2008 10:30

corowacomet no idea who you are but you sound like a tool that I lost when working on my plane last week.

Nothing wrong with my post. It was alerting readers to an eye witness to events, that is all; and the location at which they can find this piece of information. I suggest that you might be suited to that kind of forum versus this one.

corowacomet 1st Jun 2008 11:12

"....It was alerting readers to an eye witness to events...."
You verified that of course?
"...and the location at which they can find this piece of information..."
I would hardly call it 'information', actually just idle speculation on an anonymous forum from some two-bit RAAus pilot claiming to be an eyewitness.
".....I suggest that you might be suited to that kind of forum versus this one......"
Slagging off your source? Good move there.

The Comet.

VH-XXX 1st Jun 2008 11:58

Go back to sleep please and leave me alone! If you were at Corowa yesterday you were a long way from the accident!

corowacomet 1st Jun 2008 12:06

Methinks you've been had by a coincidence XXX!

The Comet.

Trevor the lover 2nd Jun 2008 00:42

CorowaComet,

Lay off man. XXX was just printing what someone else wrote elsewhere, and believe it or not, eyewitness reports are integral to an accident investigation.


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