Agusta 109 crash
 

Any body know anything about a 109 that supposedly crashed in Dublin on wedensday night(11/1/06)

Re: Agusta 109 crash
 

YA, Very "Hush Hush", just seen the pictures, UK Based, N Reg A109A, tail rotor clipped lamp post, it seems. nobody hurt as far as i know.:hmm: :hmm: From what i hear it happened at 2230 on wednesday night.

Re: Agusta 109 crash
 

109A MKII i do believe!

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That was a very quick edit of your second post, norunway! Scared to cast dispertions on the operator, eh? :hmm:

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Lads & Lassies --- wait for the AAIU report ---- which I'm sure will be forth coming in a timely manner!!!..........maybe!

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Heard it was a castleair machine think their based in uk somewhere

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Bravo73.My conscience said something:ok:

re: Agusta 109 crash
 

Hey Squirrel......when you have the gen....post it! We are waiting with bated breath! But speculation..is exactly that........speculation! That and a €1 will buy you a cup of coffee, or in your case a lemonade! You get a banana!":)

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norunway,

I see that robbiesrule doesn't have the same ethics...! ;)

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Re: Agusta 109 crash
 

Non approved site at night???:rolleyes:

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was it inside or outside CAS

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Inside Controlled airspace, S.V.F.R. , Quite near dublin Airport.

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N745HA Augusta 109A MkII

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Isn't that the one that was for sale by solicitors after repo in north London......:}

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Landing off airport in a control zone in Ireland is only allowed if the Helipad is approved by the Irish aviation Authority. Landing outside a control zone is not allowed at all. This is only at night I am referring to. I wonder how the IAA will approach this one??? if at all.

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Can't you dummies spell AGUSTA