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highfarfast 10-24-2020 10:57 AM

Freeport
 
Might as well start the thread. One went off-roading in Freeport.

LoneStar32 10-24-2020 11:37 AM

Reports are it went off the side of the RW as opposed to the end.

highfarfast 10-24-2020 11:45 AM


Originally Posted by LoneStar32 (Post 3149514)
Reports are it went off the side of the RW as opposed to the end.

The first news story I saw read as “it went off the end” but when I looked up runway length, I have a hard time believing that. And that’s as speculative as I’m willing to go.

FWIW, probably best not to get into speculative details. Media may be watching and we may not be correct.

LoneStar32 10-24-2020 12:05 PM


Originally Posted by highfarfast (Post 3149518)
The first news story I saw read as “it went off the end” but when I looked up runway length, I have a hard time believing that. And that’s as speculative as I’m willing to go.

FWIW, probably best not to get into speculative details. Media may be watching and we may not be correct.

I am not speculating, it went off the left side.

highfarfast 10-24-2020 12:12 PM


Originally Posted by LoneStar32 (Post 3149528)
I am not speculating, it went off the left side.

I wasnt necessarily pointing at you. You know it s coming.

SonicFlyer 10-24-2020 02:48 PM

Here is initial report

Accident: Envoy E145 at Freeport on Oct 24th 2020, runway excursion

NoValueAviator 10-24-2020 03:29 PM

Pure uninformed speculation: probably uncommanded nosewheel swerving. To my knowledge they never confidently determined what was causing that. Maybe right main l/g collapse, never seen a main l/g bent outwards like that.

I'm gonna choose to focus on the fact that, once again, the mighty 145 crashes without hurting/killing anyone. Get em slimbraer.

TransWorld 10-24-2020 03:58 PM

That will buff right out.

Glad there were no injuries.

jacburn 10-24-2020 03:59 PM

Looks more like someone landed with the parking brakes on. Also looks like it spun sideways when leaving the runway and collapsed the gear to the right.

Landing with the brake set has occurred in the past for this plane. XJT.

Crimson5 10-24-2020 04:10 PM


Originally Posted by jacburn (Post 3149605)
Looks more like someone landed with the parking brakes on. Also looks like it spun sideways when leaving the runway and collapsed the gear to the right.

Landing with the brake set has occurred in the past for this plane. XJT.

This is ridiculous. No one knows any facts on this case. That would have to be a deliberate act by the crew and I don’t see that happening here.


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