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SonnyTuckson 09-21-2023 01:28 PM

Flexjet Praetor 500 landing mishap at SSI
 
Great to hear everyone is safe.

Will be interesting to read the prelim' safety report on this one to understand what went wrong.

BartMancuso 09-21-2023 03:04 PM


Originally Posted by SonnyTuckson (Post 3699896)
Great to hear everyone is safe.

Will be interesting to read the prelim' safety report on this one to understand what went wrong.


So are you going to tell us what happened or just leave everyone wondering?

Flying Moose 09-21-2023 06:20 PM


Originally Posted by BartMancuso (Post 3699930)
So are you going to tell us what happened or just leave everyone wondering?

Attempting to land on runway 4 at SSI, clear wx, calm winds. Total fly by wire failure at 40feet. Aircraft impacted nose low before the threshold, punched both mains through the wings. Right main ripped off and aircraft departed the runway off the right side half way down the runway.

https://thebrunswicknews.com/breakin...d0191cd95.html
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jtf560 09-21-2023 07:17 PM


Originally Posted by Flying Moose (Post 3699996)
Attempting to land on runway 4 at SSI, clear wx, calm winds. Total fly by wire failure at 40feet. Aircraft impacted nose low before the threshold, punched both mains through the wings. Right main ripped off and aircraft departed the runway off the right side half way down the runway.

https://thebrunswicknews.com/breakin...d0191cd95.html
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I'm curious how there could possibly be a total fly by wire failure. That would involve multiple redundancies failing simultaneously. We will find out eventually.

rickair7777 09-21-2023 09:17 PM


Originally Posted by Flying Moose (Post 3699996)
Total fly by wire failure at 40feet.
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If true, that could get an entire fleet grounded.

droptrack97 09-22-2023 04:22 AM

Winds were gusty most of the afternoon, not calm. Although right down the runway, according to the historical METARs. Also saw a picture from another source that showed the wind socks fully open.

Pervis 09-22-2023 05:30 AM

Now we wait for all the arm chair quarterbacks to solve the puzzle before any real investigation unfolds.

hgeonat 09-22-2023 06:31 AM


Originally Posted by Flying Moose (Post 3699996)
Attempting to land on runway 4 at SSI, clear wx, calm winds. Total fly by wire failure at 40feet. Aircraft impacted nose low before the threshold, punched both mains through the wings. Right main ripped off and aircraft departed the runway off the right side half way down the runway.

https://thebrunswicknews.com/breakin...d0191cd95.html
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Where did you see a fly by wire failure?

FNGFO 09-22-2023 09:48 AM


Originally Posted by hgeonat (Post 3700111)
Where did you see a fly by wire failure?

Allegedly claimed by PIC of the accident aircraft.

TexasLonghorn 09-22-2023 11:50 AM


Originally Posted by FNGFO (Post 3700215)
Allegedly claimed by PIC of the accident aircraft.

Glad no one was injured and I’ll be awaiting the results of this investigation. I flew the Praetor for a year, and that tail specifically just prior to leaving the fleet. Sad to see any situation that results in a runway excursion and damage to an airframe. A fly-by-wire failure seems unlikely, nor does it turn the Praetor into a lawn dart but I’d rather not speculate on any possible causes.


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