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Horatio Leafblower 6th Jan 2013 23:42

Whoops!
 
plane-makes-emergency-landing-after-losing-wheel

:ooh:

Trojan1981 6th Jan 2013 23:48

Nice one! Hope there is not too much damage and all are ok.

Old Akro 7th Jan 2013 00:07

Just been on the ABC TV news. Not sure he's down yet.

VH-XXX 7th Jan 2013 00:52

Lets see if his 120 hours of CPL training have trained him well enough to land on two wheels! As for which wheel is missing could make for an interesting arrival !

We will find out at 1pm :ok:

Old Akro 7th Jan 2013 01:04

Should see the photo of assembled press on twitter.

Rotor Work 7th Jan 2013 01:17

Restricted area of 15 miles just placed on Mangalore

Volumex 7th Jan 2013 01:26

Currently the most popular feed on liveatc worldwide.
At the moment there are 175 feeds, and the next highest is 55.

Old Akro 7th Jan 2013 01:28

Landed safely

Old Akro 7th Jan 2013 01:31

There's about half a million photographers at Mangalore. You'd reckon one would tweet a picture!

Old Akro 7th Jan 2013 01:43

Funny. I type t-w-e-e-t and PPRuNE displays!

Rotor Work 7th Jan 2013 01:44

UPDATE: A Student pilot has landed his stricken plane at a regional airport north of Melbourne
The aircraft, missing its back right-hand wheel, came down at Mangalore Airport about 1.20pm.
Fire crews foamed the runway, but the Piper Warrior veered off to the left soon after touching down.
The plane lurched, then came to a sudden stop.:ok:

Elfatness 7th Jan 2013 02:12

Glad to hear he is safe and all ended well! Didn't warriors have this issue once upon a time? Under carriage departure? I've heard a few stories now, including two at my own school many many years ago!

wheels_down 7th Jan 2013 02:13

Anyone got a rego?

Dogimed 7th Jan 2013 02:21

Small aircraft makes emergency landing at Mangalore, north of Melbourne | News.com.au

http://resources0.news.com.au/images...re-airport.jpg

http://resources1.news.com.au/images...re-airport.jpg

http://resources1.news.com.au/images...re-airport.jpg

http://resources2.news.com.au/images...re-airport.jpg

http://resources0.news.com.au/images...re-airport.jpg

http://resources2.news.com.au/images...cy-landing.jpg

All photos from above website.
Photo Credit :Nicole Garmston

Horatio Leafblower 7th Jan 2013 02:29

That's the most exciting thing to happen in Mangalore for a while. Good to see all the assembled students had their flouro vests on, we wouldn't want to cause ANOTHER incident, would we? :8

Well done the pilot, looks like it became a total non-event:ok:

Rotor Work 7th Jan 2013 02:29

Well Done Nicole, great photos:ok:

Old Akro 7th Jan 2013 02:47

Nice job. I was thinking I might have stuck to the sealed surface to avoid the leg digging in. I thought landing on the grass would trigger a ground loop (which it didn't). But then again, the cost of fixing the sealed surface might be more thank the value of the Warrior.

Some days you just need to remind yourself that a good landing is any landing you walk away from. He's done a text book job. Door cracked open, prop stopped. Wonder who's paying for the flying time to burn fuel? :rolleyes:

Old Akro 7th Jan 2013 02:54

OK. Brain fade.

Critical Reynolds No 7th Jan 2013 03:03

Evertime I see the firies foam something, that is not on fire (yes I know it's a precaution) I hear my old Instructor telling me "Tell them not to foam it. It's not on fire!"

Shagpile 7th Jan 2013 03:07

Good to see him finishing the shutdown checks whilst they are giving him a foam bath !


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