Baron accident at Maitland
Anyone know anything about a Baron involved in a landing accident at Maitland on Tuesday? Rumoured to be a Little Wings flight with passengers from Inverell but nothing in the mainstream media or on ATSB web site.
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VH-NSK. Hit skippy on rollout
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NSK is registered to Little Wings and FlightAware shows it was inbound from Inverell so, presumably, had passengers on board.
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A D55 met the same fate there in late ‘93.
A group of Roos bounded to the runway edge and thankfully stopped just as I rotated in a Cheiftain about a year earlier. Almost comical looking back, recalling about a dozen furry faces watching me go by. A bit like the crowd at the tennis! I guess they still haven’t solved the problem? |
NSK was certainly a good flying machine.
Probably 50 years young now. It enjoyed a good run with Nicholas Skyway's at Moorabbin for a couple of decades. Prior to that it was almost demolished in wheels up landing that went wrong.. I think at the time it was registered VH-E?? but reborn and re-registered. |
We clobbered a skippy at Maitland with the Titan prop about 2014.
Only just got him - no blood and guts - no body and no damage, just a tuft of fur on the prop. 3-4 sectors later we had lost the vac pump and the starter motor on that side and a bulk strip and propeller strip showed we clobbered him quite hard. About 2016 a Joey hopped out at the Conquest and hit the R/H MLG door. The door put 2 punctures in the under skin of the wing (and the fuel tank). Our clients now prefer to not use Maitland... |
VH-NSK had been at Moorabbin owned by Flight Avionics for the past decade. It was a pretty sweet machine, fitted with all the latest gear. I hope there's not too much damage.
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Heard that the aircraft is a write-off.
Another example of the CASA rules for community service flights having absolutely no effect on accidents and incidents in this sector. |
Originally Posted by Lyco Ming
(Post 10667847)
Heard that the aircraft is a write-off.
Another example of the CASA rules for community service flights having absolutely no effect on accidents and incidents in this sector. |
A couple rounds from a rifle fired off into the air usually scares them away.
But of course pilots can't carry guns because they're too dangerous. |
Originally Posted by AbsoluteFokker
(Post 10668705)
A couple rounds from a rifle fired off into the air usually scares them away.
But of course pilots can't carry guns because they're too dangerous. |
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