42-5722 Hobb 62 crash 1.JPG
42-5722 Hobb 62 crash 2.JPG
42-5722 Hobbs 62
Re: 42-5722 Hobbs 62
Was that a result of a midair collision? Thats an immense loss of vertical stab there!
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Chris Brame
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Re: 42-5722 Hobbs 62
AAIR shows it as a landing accident ground collision (with an odd double listing):
Any photos of 42-6154 there? I don't think you had H 62 on your list before now, correct?
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Last edited by Chris Brame on Wed Dec 14, 2022 8:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: 42-5722 Hobbs 62
not a strange double listing - 42-5722 had landed (and ground looped) and 42-6154 which was right behind in the pattern landed long clipping the tail of 722 with his right wing tip.
From an later accident we know that 42-6154 was Hobbs 28
and now the rest of the story - unless there was a third aircraft, it also looks like 42-5722 also clipped the embankment while on approach leaving the aircraft stuck on the runway where it was hit by 42-6154.
From an later accident we know that 42-6154 was Hobbs 28
and now the rest of the story - unless there was a third aircraft, it also looks like 42-5722 also clipped the embankment while on approach leaving the aircraft stuck on the runway where it was hit by 42-6154.
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Re: 42-5722 Hobbs 62
What are the action codes? Are they abbreviations for the type of accident or for what will be done afterwards?