Flyboy, please excuse my cross-posting.
5 dead, one critically injured.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6_V5jBw6oA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=381RJkT52tw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cK5Csb0D5dA
Aerosucre B-727 crash
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Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
You're excused.
"Lav sinks on 737 Max are too small"
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Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
Not my place to say it, but Gabriel and his few extra lines of computer code that tell you if you are speeding up ok (that Boeing Bobby and you tend to scoff at)...SEEMS like a good idea as I sit at my keyboard with slightly greater trustworthiness than Kit Darby.You're excused.
(Even though, after great soul searching, I decided that you and Bobby had some solid common-sense (and maybe NOT in the QRH) procedures to address this, AND ALSO one must also realize that the economics to do that for 727's are bad...)
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Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
Except if they were intentionally overweight (and playing with the margins to carry some extra pallets and make some extra revenue... then you can just ignore the warning.Not my place to say it, but Gabriel and his few extra lines of computer code that tell you if you are speeding up ok (that Boeing Bobby and you tend to scoff at)...SEEMS like a good idea as I sit at my keyboard with slightly greater trustworthiness than Kit Darby.You're excused.
(Even though, after great soul searching, I decided that you and Bobby had some solid common-sense (and maybe NOT in the QRH) procedures to address this, AND ALSO one must also realize that the economics to do that for 727's are bad...)
Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
It appears, there, that they busted off a flap... too bad they couldn't 'just circle a while and retract them'. However, the PSA 182 plane didn't hold altitude either.
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Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
It seems that YouTube is full of videos of these folks operating from shorter places and places with terrain...
Makes me speculate that maybe they were very used to these operations and that some small thing went wrong... power problem, a little extra weight...
Oh for TOPMS or V-3BS
Makes me speculate that maybe they were very used to these operations and that some small thing went wrong... power problem, a little extra weight...
Oh for TOPMS or V-3BS
Commercial Pilot, Vandelay Industries, Inc., Plant Nutrient Division.
Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
Tailwind...
That is all
That is all
Commercial Pilot, Vandelay Industries, Inc., Plant Nutrient Division.
Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
Yup, pretty much. 4 knots of tailwind explains it all.Tailwind...
That is all
So let's get this straight: The only reason why an airplane that should have been able to achieve 35 ft over the departure end of the runway after loosing an engine at V1, didn't loose any engine and achieved 0 ft over the departure end of he runway and maybe 10 ft maybe a couple hundred feet beyond the end of the runway, was because of a 4kts tailwind that was not accounted for.
Sure. I totally buy it.
Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
727s have cool flaps.
Probably wise to use them.
But that’s just my outsider ass hat opinion.
Probably wise to use them.
But that’s just my outsider ass hat opinion.
Commercial Pilot, Vandelay Industries, Inc., Plant Nutrient Division.
Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
Evanie said AvHearald said a long list of little things added up.
A little extra weight
A tailwind
Rotation too late due to incorrect v speed calculation
Slow rotation
Failure to switch on a backup hydraulic system
A little extra weight
A tailwind
Rotation too late due to incorrect v speed calculation
Slow rotation
Failure to switch on a backup hydraulic system
Commercial Pilot, Vandelay Industries, Inc., Plant Nutrient Division.
Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
Oh the Swiss-cheese-ity...
HR consultant, Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems, Inc.
Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
...and conservative pull upsOh the Swiss-cheese-ity...
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Re: Aerosucre B-727 crash
Thanks be to Krishna, Evanie clarified it for "us".Evanie said AvHearald said a long list of little things added up.
A little extra weight
A tailwind
Rotation too late due to incorrect v speed calculation
Slow rotation
Failure to switch on a backup hydraulic system
"Lav sinks on 737 Max are too small"
-TeeVee, one of America's finest legal minds.
-TeeVee, one of America's finest legal minds.
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