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AJW709 10th May 2019 15:10

Air Canada DH3 hit by fuel truck at CYYZ
 

DaveReidUK 10th May 2019 16:04

Reportedly hit more than once, tanker driver charged with dangerous driving. Some crew and pax taken to hospital with minor injuries.

DaveReidUK 10th May 2019 16:09

Ouch:

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....afb86befbf.jpg

https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle...earson-toronto

AJW709 10th May 2019 19:34

That'll buff right out....


ex-EGLL 10th May 2019 21:14

Are the prop blades on #1 damaged?

cossack 10th May 2019 22:27

Sure are. As is the underside of the wing and the rear door.

Smythe 10th May 2019 22:37

Hit the front of the ac first, spun it and hit it again!

MarkD 10th May 2019 22:41

TSB picture from the hangar


Edit to add: C-FJXZ, original delivery March 1991.
https://www.planespotters.net/airfra...xpress/pLa2hPQ

WingSlinger 10th May 2019 23:05


Originally Posted by Smythe (Post 10468540)
Hit the front of the ac first, spun it and hit it again!

Purpeosly?

Lost in Saigon 11th May 2019 00:54


Originally Posted by Smythe (Post 10468540)
Hit the front of the ac first, spun it and hit it again!





Reports are that it was hit three times......

Normally I would say that the aircraft was probably hit in such a way that it was spun around, and was hit again, and then once more.

But, because they refuse to name the driver of the fuel truck, my imagination is running wild.

Herod 11th May 2019 06:54

Those damaged blades are above the level of the tanker. Was that engine running at the time? If so, one very lucky driver.

Cough 11th May 2019 09:03

Shocking, though I didn't know Air Canada operated Otters (Somebody edit the thread title please!)

marchino61 11th May 2019 10:29

It's got Air Canada written on the side of the plane. It's therefore Air Canada, whoever is operating it.

Euclideanplane 11th May 2019 10:50

More precisely, the Jazz Air DHC 8-300s, of which this is one, are operated for Air Canada Express. A number of them are soon to be retired anyway.

jurassicjockey 11th May 2019 11:40

The otter reference is to the DH3 in the title. It-s a DH8-3 or DH8C if you want to be partiularly specific

DaveReidUK 11th May 2019 15:58

DH3 is the IATA designator for a DHC-8-300, has been for many years. But I suspect the poster who complained knew that.

DH8C is the corresponding ICAO designator. I don't know WTF "DH8-3" is.

Cough 11th May 2019 18:27

That I didn't know! (The DH3 bit - I thought the code referred to a DHC3 - hence the Otter reference!)

tdracer 11th May 2019 18:35

Am I the only thinking that this incident reads almost like a James Bond episode?

Jetstream67 11th May 2019 20:21

Same thought here.

WingSlinger 11th May 2019 22:27

Do you mean because of "make it look like an accident, 007"?


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