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Old 30th Sep 2014, 21:57
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Accident near Warrington

https://www.facebook.com/warringtong...type=1&fref=nf

I actually came on here trying to find out a bit MORE about this accident which happened last weekend. Was surprised to see it has not been posted here at all. Fortunately no serious injuries, but the aircraft (C 172 G-BITM) will surely be a write-off. Understand sudden engine failure ; relatively low because in the Low-Level Corridor.
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Old 30th Sep 2014, 22:44
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The aircraft appears in the Barton movements for that day - presumably this accident occurred shortly after departure?
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Crikey. looks like a nice big field. Wonder what went wrong with the forced landing?
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Any landing you can walk away from...? Actually the starboard wing looks as if it hit a post from the indentation in the leading edge.
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A little bit more complex than you are guessing and the landing didn't quite go as planned. However they walked away with minor injuries, in my book that's a fecking BIG WELL DONE to the pilot. That's what insurance is for.
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Originally Posted by ETOPS
The aircraft appears in the Barton movements for that day - presumably this accident occurred shortly after departure?
The aircraft is based at Barton and was returning from Leicester.
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Cripes , glad it ended up okay for the occupants , was flying that afternoon didn't hear anything on the radio although was on 120.25 , any calls given ??
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although was on 120.25 , any calls given ??
This happened in the Low-Level corridor, where they might have been listening out on 118.57 (with listening squawk of 7366 on).

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