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ConnectionPilot 06-11-2009 05:37 PM
ASA CRJ gear up landing?
 
I just heard about an ASA jet with a gear up landing today in ATL. Any info?

deadstick35 06-11-2009 05:46 PM
myfoxatlanta.com | Delta: ASA Jet Makes Emergency Landing 061109

SayAgain 06-11-2009 05:48 PM
Flights delayed after emergency landing at Hartsfield-Jackson | ajc.com

That's all they seem to have right now.

fboehm 06-11-2009 05:51 PM
Originally Posted by ConnectionPilot (Post 626953)
I just heard about an ASA jet with a gear up landing today in ATL. Any info?
Had GEAR DISAGREE. Followed procedures and landed. Gear collapsed after touchdown. No injuries. This is ALL second hand. I have no official info. This is what I have heard from other people.

Truman_Sparks 06-11-2009 06:12 PM
Looks like ship 857

aviator4hire 06-11-2009 06:37 PM
Glad everyone is ok on this one! A good flight is one where you walk away from the bird, an excellent one is where we can use the bird again!

spank 06-11-2009 06:41 PM
Great job to the crew, looks like a good ending to a bad story.

RAHPilot5 06-11-2009 06:42 PM
glad no one was seriously hurt. Good job to the crew!

Originally Posted by aviator4hire (Post 626990)
Glad everyone is ok on this one! A good flight
is one where you walk away from the bird, an excellent one is where we can use the bird again!
and that is not how the saying goes:D:rolleyes:

Cycle Pilot 06-11-2009 07:52 PM
We knew something was up when we got the ATIS and heard the 27R was closed. We saw the jet as we were taxiing out. I thought it was a problem with the nose wheel steering and that the left gear just sunk in the dirt. So it collapsed? WOW! Good job by the crew getting everybody out of there! Was anybody hurt?

atlmsl 06-11-2009 08:21 PM
Nobody hurt. 22 pax on board.

ExperimentalAB 06-11-2009 08:26 PM
Originally Posted by atlmsl (Post 627062)
Nobody hurt. 22 pax on board.
Ouch...that's no way to make money on a 50-seat Jet-A burner :eek:

atlmsl 06-11-2009 08:37 PM
Originally Posted by ExperimentalAB (Post 627065)
Ouch...that's no way to make money on a 50-seat Jet-A burner :eek:
Yeah, usually more from CSG because of Fort Benning. CSG-ATL is about a 14 minute flight.

USMC3197 06-11-2009 09:46 PM
Does this mean Regional Airline Pilots are not as under trained as the media said for the past month? Good Job to the ASA Crew!

Jeffdh17 06-12-2009 12:22 AM
There are only two possible explanations for this safe landing:

1). These were former mainline pilots, who were furloughed and found work at a regional

2). A mainline pilot happened to be commuting into work on this flight and was quickly brought up to the cockpit to save the day.

There simply is no other explanation.

USMC3197 06-12-2009 12:40 AM
Originally Posted by Jeffdh17 (Post 627132)
There are only two possible explanations for this safe landing:

1). These were former mainline pilots, who were furloughed and found work at a regional

2). A mainline pilot happened to be commuting into work on this flight and was quickly brought up to the cockpit to save the day.

There simply is no other explanation.
They must be Sully's kids or even a CFI.... anyone but a "poorly trained" regional pilot. :D

EmbraerFlyer 06-12-2009 01:39 AM
Originally Posted by Jeffdh17 (Post 627132)
There are only two possible explanations for this safe landing:

1). These were former mainline pilots, who were furloughed and found work at a regional

2). A mainline pilot happened to be commuting into work on this flight and was quickly brought up to the cockpit to save the day.

There simply is no other explanation.
Nope, sound like they were both gray-hair former fighter pilots..

DLAJ77 06-12-2009 03:57 AM
Great job to the pilots! Hmmm i do believe thats the 3rd one in the past year where the left main didnt extend or collapesed. Wisky mesa and now asa?

KC10 FATboy 06-12-2009 02:03 PM
They did do a good job, everyone got out. I was on the ramp when all hell broke loose and emergency vehicles were lining up for them. The aircraft did depart the runway.

The Juice 06-12-2009 02:10 PM
Originally Posted by KC10 FATboy (Post 627574)
They did do a good job, everyone got out. I was on the ramp when all hell broke loose and emergency vehicles were lining up for them. The aircraft did depart the runway.
The pilots both earned their $70 net between the 2 of them for that flight.

USMC3197 06-12-2009 03:42 PM
Originally Posted by The Juice (Post 627582)
The pilots both earned their $70 net between the 2 of them for that flight.
HAHAHAHA Well.... it's better then $40.00 net.

Badger 06-12-2009 04:55 PM
I see these flights everyday take off come KCSG when I am out PT'ing.

dudas3 06-16-2009 08:26 AM
Originally Posted by Jeffdh17 (Post 627132)
There are only two possible explanations for this safe landing:

1). These were former mainline pilots, who were furloughed and found work at a regional

2). A mainline pilot happened to be commuting into work on this flight and was quickly brought up to the cockpit to save the day.

There simply is no other explanation.

Yeah, and the gear probably collapsed because they were talking under 10000. :rolleyes:

Lysol 06-21-2009 10:57 AM
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