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Old 21st Sep 2017, 13:08
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Toll backs an AW139 into a Tree

Heard on the grapevine that Toll was conducting winch training near Lucas Heights and accidentally backed into a tree.


AW wouldn't let them ferry out, so they needed to call in a bulldozer to clear a path to the grounded bird to allow it to be trucked out.


Anyone got pictures?
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Good call I say. Why risk flying a damaged aircraft?

A good friend of mine over torqued a Lynx at Merryfield. It came back to Yeovilton on a low-loader. The banter was high but no one was hurt.

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90 per cent of TOLL truck incidents involve reversing into a fixed object. Is this indicative of company ethos.
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90 per cent of TOLL truck incidents involve reversing into a fixed object. Is this indicative of company ethos.
Surely, this must be HNZ's fault in some way?
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Ah Brother, those hours spent back and forward off-shore must be a hoot.
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Surely, this must be HNZ's fault in some way?
LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!
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LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!
Glad someone has a sense of humour LOL
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https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=i&r...06645821016025
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Seems if this did occur that it's been kept very quiet? Have still only hard rumours, nothing on ATSB?
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Have still only hard rumours, nothing on ATSB?
ATSB are selective about what they put up. A major air borne event that I have first hand knowledge of, bought about by material failure, will not be found in a search of their data base.
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The ATSB list every reported event in their database.

While I was looking, I found this.

Date 8/09/2017
ATSB Reference No 201704181
Category Incident
Location Broome Aerodrome, 011° M 491Km (Island Performer)
State WA
Aircraft Manufacturer Sikorsky Aircraft
Model S92A
Operation Type Charter
Operation Sub Type Passenger
Airspace Type CTAF
Airspace Class G
Summary During final approach, the No. 2 engine tail-pipe detached from the aircraft and fell into the ocean.


Brother, care to comment?
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The ATSB list every reported event in their database.
No they don't. I just checked.
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Originally Posted by megan
No they don't. I just checked.
Have you checked here?

http://data.atsb.gov.au/DetailedData
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Brother, care to comment?
I dont make nasty comments about other helicopter companies just good ones about HNZ. But the facts are that it was BRS S-92 ZUH.
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As you know Brother, it is Pprune, no one cares about the facts
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