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Old 11th May 2015, 20:41
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Thumbs up LAX landing minus left gear.

One of the smoothest landings despite no left main gear- no fire, no injuries,

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/l...511-story.html

WELL DONE !

Plane makes belly landing at LAX; no injuries | abc7.com

Plane forced to land at LAX after landing gear malfunction - LA Times

SkyWest Airlines plane was forced to make an emergency landing Monday morning at Los Angeles International Airport after its pilot reported mechanical problems, officials said.

Flight 5316 departed from Monterey about 6:50 a.m. with 43 people on board and was heading to Los Angeles, when the pilot reported mechanical problems, airport spokeswoman Katherine Alvarado said. It landed about 8:23 a.m. on Runway 24L.

The airline later confirmed that the plane’s left landing gear failed to extend. The plane operates as United Express
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Old 11th May 2015, 22:01
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Fascinating. None of the reporters bothered to mention what kind of aircraft it was.
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Bombardier CRJ200 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

another article indicated type.

Dear Journalists:

Who
What
Where
When
Why
How

the 5W's and H.

The only point of departure I've seen was "NORTHERN CALIFORNIA". That's like saying Northern Europe. too many towns, where was it from?
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It says in the first post where it was from.
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ok, where?

I read the last two links. Each article should have all the information of the 5ws and 1h
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It departed KMRY.
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My neck of the woods! Well done Cap!
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Seems text book.
Well done all.

Worth noting that it appears the pax didn't take carry on bags with them as they evacuated the Aircraft, well done to them as well.

Good outcome.
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Well done all involved..

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I was surprised to see spoiler extension though
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Old 12th May 2015, 18:49
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Re spoiler extension, wouldn't that have allowed a more rapid deceleration or were you talking about the flaps?
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Old 12th May 2015, 21:57
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CRJ Logic was met for at least some of the boards to come up with one main on. It's been a long time since I've flown the type, but the QRH may have directed manually deploying the remainder which normally takes both wheels touching.
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Some media outlets were reporting that the aircraft was dumping fuel over the Pacific before the landing... I don't think a lot of carriers invested in that option. ;-)
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Old 14th May 2015, 19:37
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After touchdown and once the wing dropped with the aircraft more nose-up than normal there would be more lift than usual. So my take on the spoilers, is that they would reduce residual lift as quickly as possible. Any significant lift with a left bank would make it harder to keep from veering left.
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The Usual...

As with most aircraft events, highly skilled flying and truly horrible press reporting. I suspect that current media objectives are to publish as quickly as possible and worry about important/accurate facts later. Sad.
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Fine Pilotage. I would also let the all hanging,to reduce the speeds on touchdown. See how they stopped almost on centerline,despite the problem. Professional work.
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objectives are to publish as quickly as possible and worry about important/accurate facts later
You're talking about R&N right?..
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SLFguy, coffee spat over keyboard moment right there, brilliant

From the short clip i saw, good to see also the pax getting off minus there bags and the kitchen sink they had bought along as hand baggage.
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With regard to the reporting, now that the principal reporting method is online, which can be updated, what is the problem with reporting what is known, and updating with what becomes known/verified later?

The worst is when journalists fill in the gaps with guesswork and get it wrong, thus causing further misreporting and unnecessary distress.

At least with the photo, anyone who wants to can look up the registration and confirm the aircraft type.
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