Plane Crash Serpentine 28th December 2020
Guessing, but it looks like a DynAero MCR01 ?
UPDATE: confirmed fatality https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-12-...perth/13018024 |
That is very sad news.
It is a shame the ABC had to use a file photo after the writer, Keane Bourke contradicts the photo when he writes " including firefighters — were seen inspecting the burnt-out remains of the plane." Even a cursory study of the photo shows no sign of fire at all. Mr Bourke needs to study harder for his journalism degree, particularly in the area of accuracy. CC |
There’s only 3 of these in Australia to the best of my knowledge with only 1 being factory built. The tail had a habit of falling off in the early days, but they resolved that after a UK incident. They are incredibly light weight, you can carry a wing under your arm on your own.
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CC. I think you owe someone an apology. The photo is accurate.
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The photo is probably accurate but the descriptions online of fire engulfing the aircraft seem to be wrong ??
"A short time after the crash, emergency crews — including firefighters — were seen inspecting the burnt-out remains of the plane." Unless it caught fire after the photos and videos were taken.... It doesnt look "Burnt Out" Condolences to all involved. |
Plane crash Serpentine 28th December 2020
Dyn'Aero MCR-01 VLA VH-SIP
Sadly with one fatalty. |
Oh that's tragic😞
Was for sale for a long time, went to auction like a few others recently, hasn't flown in ages if I recall. RIP aviator 😞 |
Fairly well known and respected pilot in the west to many. Will also hit back home, was an RJ pilot at American also. RIP
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Do him proud young fella. He will be with you for your journey and my god would he be proud.
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