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Track5milefinal 29th Jan 2016 01:30

One down off Barwon Heads
 
A number of people are believed to have died in a plane crash at Barwon Heads on Friday.
Emergency services are on the scene after a plane crashed into the water near Bridge Road at 1.30pm.
A police spokesperson said that it was believed "a number of people" had died in the crash.
"The cause of the incident is not yet known and we will provide further details once they come to hand," a spokesperson said in a statement.


Read more: Several people dead after Barwon Heads plane crash
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havick 29th Jan 2016 01:49

Hopefully not a jump plane?

Xatrix 29th Jan 2016 01:53


Hopefully not a jump plane?
Been OVC006 in RA all day down here so you'd hope not

Ejector 29th Jan 2016 02:12

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CZ2rVvqUcAADZoH.jpg

Track5milefinal 29th Jan 2016 02:24

http://www.theage.com.au/content/dam...4037164929.jpg
http://www.theage.com.au/content/dam...4037164846.jpg

Squawk7700 29th Jan 2016 02:33

HEMS5 is on it's way back now to the city at 300 ft.

http://members.iinet.net.au/~bc75/hems.jpg

Track5milefinal 29th Jan 2016 02:44

3 confirmed deceased :(

Homesick-Angel 29th Jan 2016 03:26

If what I've heard they were doing is confirmed, this can't be considered an accident. More like a probability. I hope what I was told is wrong.

Phot 29th Jan 2016 03:32

What were you told?

junior.VH-LFA 29th Jan 2016 03:32

Hard to fathom that anyone would be flying VFR in that... God I'd hope not.

Homesick-Angel 29th Jan 2016 03:36

I'm not saying here due to the media trolls. Are you one?

But for the record and feel free to print this..

I believe the gyroscope got stuck in the pitot tube and precession caused the latitude nut to spill into the empennage.

Sbaker 29th Jan 2016 03:40

Apparently was a six seater, looking for a fourth person..

there was a witness within 1km in a boat that witnessed it (apparently)

R.I.P

Phot 29th Jan 2016 03:48

No I'm not a troll, I actually hold a frozen ATPL...(missed by 100hrs) f'ing Part 61. That should be enough proof for you.

BTW that's an interesting place to put a gyro!!! Must be a small one.

YouKnow.Whatever 29th Jan 2016 03:58

Where did you acquire a Frozen ATPL? I can't find that category of licence under part 61 or the previous business model.

uncle8 29th Jan 2016 04:01


Hard to fathom that anyone would be flying VFR in that... God I'd hope not.
Have a look at Flightradar24 from 1.00pm He wasn't the only one around.

Phot 29th Jan 2016 04:02

old industry speak for having passed all the ATPL subjects but not having the required hours to be given a full ATPL

papakurapilot 29th Jan 2016 04:03

Really
 
Really, we are going to argue about this when people have died. GROW UP!

Squawk7700 29th Jan 2016 04:04

You haven't been around long if you haven't heard of a frozen ATPL ! :ugh:

Toluene Diisocyanate 29th Jan 2016 04:06

So, you hold a PPL or CPL with passes in ATPL theory?

There is no such thing as a "frozen ATPL" in Australia (except on a few training websites flogging the idea).

It might be 'old industry speak' in the USA, but has no meaning here :)

Phot 29th Jan 2016 04:10

FFS this is why I very rarely come on here anymore. If you don't know what a frozen ATPL is I'm not going to waste time on you.


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