 |
| < ----------------------------------------------------------------------------> |
|
| This practice run was witnessed by the families of some of the aircrew. The PIC violated altitude and bank angle restictions at only 250ft AGL. The A/C rolled past 90* of bank, stalled and crashed. There were no survivors of the crew of four. ~More details of this can be found in Tony Kerns book, "Darker Shades of Blue." |
 |
| I really hope that these guys have a good explaination for the boss. "How were we supposed to know that the Jenny Craig Tour Group were all sitting in the back??" I actually have no info on this accident other than it is a non-US aircraft from the reg. number. If you have info, email me. |
| Czar 52, 24 June 1994, 1416 PDT This is a dramatic example of why you obey the aircraft and regulatory limitations, especially at low altitudes and low airspeeds. The PIC was practicing a profile in this B-52 H for an airshow that was to be held the next day. This was to have been the last flight in the Air Force for one of the officers aboard. |
| More to come... More to come... |
| Smoking Holes & Lawn Darts... "What you shouldn't do to aircraft..." |
| **COOL MOVIES** Ones that "nearly" made the news!! (click on the links) |
| Hong Kong, Kia Tak Alitalia MD11 (Whooo baby!! Hold it on the centerline!!) This one is a short MPG Movie. Its pretty quick to load. |
| Got a "COOL MOVIE" or a link to one? Send it to me, I'lll post it & give you the byline for it!! |