Falcon 20CF Dual Engine Failure @14K
They lost both engines at 14,000 feet enroute from Pontiac, MI to Grand Island, NE. They attempted to divert to Lansing but realized they wouldn't make it so diverted to Mason, MI which has a 4,000ft runway. They went off the end but escaped with minor injuries.
https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/282317 Video from VASAviation: https://youtu.be/n4PvtBDRHmI |
Solid work. At least they all walked away.
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Originally Posted by Beech Dude
(Post 3493426)
Solid work. At least they all walked away.
Must have been a fuel issue, contamination? Or the same guy changed both oil filters :rolleyes: ATC Dude needs some remedial airplane training though... "Confirm you lost both engines?" "Affirmative" "OK, descend at pilot's discretion and maintain 3000" |
At least he didn't say climb and maintain, and then issue holding instructions.
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dude you made me laugh on my commuting flight thanks. Glad they walked away wonder why the engines quit.
Originally Posted by JohnBurke
(Post 3493766)
At least he didn't say climb and maintain, and then issue holding instructions.
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