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(Video) Bonanza Engine-Out Crash at Fairbanks Shown from 3 Onboard Cameras N334DH
From Youtube: "Three high definition cameras were mounted to my Beechcraft Bonanza when the engine quit on takeoff from Fairbanks Alaska on July 26th 2012, One was pointed forward, one to the right side, and one to the rear. All three cameras caught the crash as it happened in HD. Both people on board survived with only minor injuries, but the airplane didn't." (www.youtube.com) Más...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
Cool! what a clever fraud.
Even fooled these guys I guess
http://www.ntsb.gov/aviationquery/brief2.aspx?ev_id=20120727X40845&ntsbno=ANC12FA079&akey=1
Maybe the lack of the familiar rumble was due to the event precipitating engine failure.
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Even fooled these guys I guess
http://www.ntsb.gov/aviationquery/brief2.aspx?ev_id=20120727X40845&ntsbno=ANC12FA079&akey=1
Maybe the lack of the familiar rumble was due to the event precipitating engine failure.
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BRAVO!!!!!!!
Guter Pilot...Hauptsache alle ok
Great job Dale.
Sully would be proud..
The runway alignment and the angle of climb was not consistent with an actual climb out of a piloted general aviation aircraft after take off. Nor was there the familiar rumble of the six cylinder Continental engine. The 'ground run', impact movements, sound, and flight path was consistent with a radio controlled model. Your observations may differ.