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JanetFlight 10th Jun 2018 16:32

Twotter crash landing with video @ Nepal
 
Seems no one was injured, thankfully...



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An hell of a Landing,,,

wideman 10th Jun 2018 17:35

And a video from a pax -- takeoff, approach (which will get your attention), landing:

TowerDog 10th Jun 2018 17:50

Wow, what a mess.
Looks like they lost steering and brakes at the same time;(

sixchannel 10th Jun 2018 17:56

They did it on Porpoise?
 
Classic Porpoising. Low time crew or fast asleep on the job? Who was monitoring that landing speed etc etc?
Remind me never to go backpackin'.
Thankfully no injuries but the FP and PM will have a LOT of explaining to do.

Gertrude the Wombat 10th Jun 2018 18:56


Originally Posted by sixchannel (Post 10169888)
Remind me never to go backpackin'.

I've done a modest amount of bush flying as pax, on various continents. There's nothing wrong with most bush pilots.

777AV8R 10th Jun 2018 19:58


Originally Posted by TowerDog (Post 10169886)
Wow, what a mess.
Looks like they lost steering and brakes at the same time;(

More like: Lost airspeed, altitude and ideas, all at the same time. It's Nepal.

JammedStab 11th Jun 2018 00:51

Never seen a Twin Otter porpoise before in my experiences on it. It is so easy to land. But I suppose it can just like an old Cessna. Usually a bit of backpressure works, perhaps add a bit of power if necessary to cushion the subsequent touchdown or go around if it gets bad.....if you can go-around at an airport like that.

giggitygiggity 11th Jun 2018 04:13

If you look at that cabin video carefully, you can see (after about the 4th and heaviest bounce!) the FO firewall the throttle finally making the correct decision to takeover from the useless guy in the left hand seat and try to recover it but it was too late. I think they are all pretty lucky to walk away from this one with no noticeable injuries apart from maybe the old lady the cameraman helps (once he's got his pulitzer winning shot).

Whilst this looks pretty cut and dry pilot error as the aircraft seemed to be handling fine until the flare, it was a horrible video to watch. I was repeatedly shouting GO-AROUND from behind my screen for the duration of the roll/bounce-out!

What a waste of a lovely aircraft.

Capt Fathom 11th Jun 2018 05:15

A full flap landing! Gives a very flat attitude at touchdown.

TowerDog 11th Jun 2018 12:36


Originally Posted by a3twenty (Post 10170211)
https ://kathmandupost.ekantipur.com/news/2018-06-10/tara-air-plane-survives-tyre-burst-landing-at-jumla-airport.html

And the statement says, it happened because of a tire burst. Sure. :}

I had a flat tire on a Twin Otter on landing in SJU years ago: Easy to keep straight with that big rudder and differetinaf braking, but vibration was heavy while we slowed down, felt like the plane was shaking itself to pieces.
Had to stop on the runway and have a bus come pick up the pax.

PerPurumTonantes 13th Jun 2018 04:52

There's a similar fun approach into Cusco Peru SPZO.

(ignore breathless video title, and skip to 8:30)


dusk2dawn 13th Jun 2018 06:32

From the outside

player104 25th Jun 2018 23:04

Another video of the event

I can't post clickable URLs due to low post count

You can find it on youtube.com/watch?v=ogA7NWUIOvQ

am111 25th Jun 2018 23:45

For the lazy:



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