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Helicopter accident in Longford

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  • #102
    Fred Swanson
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  • #103
    Jimmy444
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    jmayo wrote: »


    ehhh actualkly more than a few racing drivers have been caught doing speeds in that region.
    Hill, Prost, Villeneuve Snr, to name some of the older guys have all been caught doing high speeds, sometimes in quiet ordinary cars.

    Reminds me of the story of UK cop who pulled in a speeding driver, walks back to him and asks "Who do you think you are, then, Nigel Mans . . . "


  • #104
    jmayo
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    Jimmy444 wrote: »
    Reminds me of the story of UK cop who pulled in a speeding driver, walks back to him and asks "Who do you think you are, then, Nigel Mans . . . "

    Actually joke I heard was Mansell was pulled over for speeding and copper asks him ..."who do you think you are, Niki Lauda ?"

    I am not allowed discuss …



  • #105
    arubex
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    AAIU report into the crash of G-BXTH released:

    http://www.aaiu.ie/node/1039

    Summary: resulted entirely from pilot's poor decision. Maximum tip-clearance at the landing site was 810mm! As the report says:
    The chosen location was inappropriate and wholly unsuitable for a helicopter landing.

    The pilot was very honest in his statements but the investigation also revealed other non-contributory naughtiness, such as him not being type-rated and the heli not having a valid release to fly in Ireland.


  • #106
    expectationlost
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    arubex wrote: »
    AAIU report into the crash of G-BXTH released:

    http://www.aaiu.ie/node/1039

    Summary: resulted entirely from pilot's poor decision. Maximum tip-clearance at the landing site was 810mm! As the report says:



    The pilot was very honest in his statements but the investigation also revealed other non-contributory naughtiness, such as him not being type-rated and the heli not having a valid release to fly in Ireland.
    prosecutions?


  • #107
    Fred Swanson
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  • #108
    kippy
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    Fred Swanson wrote: »
    Possibly well out of time at this stage.

    Surely there will be some form of prosecution here. The report is fairly black and white.


  • #109
    Gaoth Laidir
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    Fred Swanson wrote: »
    Possibly well out of time at this stage.

    You mean statute of limitations?


  • #110
    Fred Swanson
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