Preliminary Report is HERE .
The report incorrectly states the position of the aircraft relative to the island of Maui.
Maybe the NTSB should calibrate their compass and DME?
Check for yourself. If they heard the bang while over Wailea, and then turned to go 9 miles South, where would that put them?
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Thursday, November 7, 2013
Thursday, July 18, 2013
P-40E Warhawk 80th Fighter Group Burma Banshees - Skull Squadron CRASH DAMAGE
As their probe continues, NTSB investgators painstakingly reassemble the airframe in a secluded hangar.
The aircraft was not equipped with a flight data recorder, or cockpit voice recorder.
Retracts still work.
She went in at 50% throttle. The spinner shattered as designed, thus absorbing some of the force. Pushrods and tubes are bent, but the prop shaft is OK.
Photos by LBBC.
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
P-40E Warhawk 80th Fighter Group Burma Banshees - Skull Squadron
Top Flite 1/7th scale R/C P-40E Warhawk
First flight - 2002
Build time - 2.8 years
Engine - 1.2 cubic inch four stroke
This is not an exact replication of a Burma Banshee aircraft, but was built as a tribute.
First flight - 2002
Build time - 2.8 years
Engine - 1.2 cubic inch four stroke
This is not an exact replication of a Burma Banshee aircraft, but was built as a tribute.
Last flight - July 9, 2013. According to the NTSB preliminary report, the test pilot reported a loss of flight control. It's an unrepairable hull loss.
Thanks to our Long Beach Bureau Chief for these.
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Saturday, July 6, 2013
TV News Aviation Experts Are All Idiots
Save your time. Our current list of possible causes for the OZ214 incident at SFO.
Most accidents have multiple causes in a "cascade of events."
Pilot Error.
High AOA / stall.
Incorrect response to stall.
Seagull ingestion.
added 7/7/13 18:15 GMT
Featureless terrain illusion.
We are confident that whatever it was, it will be known pretty soon.
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