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  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    So, IMC with ground contact but no runway and a 'power failure', this is why you drill PULL CHUTE into your head. Scenario based training has me pulling the chute anytime I am IMC with low ceilings w/o an engine. And by low I mean around 2500 feet. If the ceiling isn't high enough to allow...
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by Peter Levine on 22 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, fatal, LSZH, SR22, CAPS, fatal accident #42
  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    Very tragic indeed. This report has the call sign, N467BD. Anybody knows where the plane was stationed? Registration is to a US trust, as usual for N-registered planes in Europe. http://www.20min.ch/news/zuerich/story/Toedlicher-Absturz-am-Zuercher-Flughafen-10988122
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by Timm Preusser on 22 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, fatal accident #42, N467BD
  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    Rick, yes, I have at least an idea where approximately the accident was. Go to Google Earth, search for LSZH. You'll see the airport from above. Rwy 14 is the northernmost of the 3 runways. Zoom in to the approach end, until you can read 14 on the runway, then tilt the view. You can see the approach...
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by Timm Preusser on 25 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, speculation, fatal, LSZH, fatal accident #42, Switzerland, Zurich
  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    [quote user="Larry James"] [quote user="wiedmam"] [/quote] The aircraft eventually ended up west of runway 14 where it banked first left then right at low altitude over the ground. This maneuver brought the aircraft north of the threshold of 14 where it struck the ground crossways...
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by Fabio Freitas on 25 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, speculation, fatal, LSZH, fatal accident #42, Switzerland, Zurich
  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    So if he announced alternator failure at 15:33 local; how much more time was it when he was on final approach and said that he had "Power Failure" and No Glide Slope? Is it possible, that he lost all of his navigation capabilities when the battery ran down? We don't know yet what load shedding...
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by John Ylinen on 25 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, speculation, fatal, LSZH, fatal accident #42, Switzerland, Zurich
  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    We are, of course, a long way from putting all the pieces of this tragic puzzle together but we already have important food for thought especially with regard to decision making. I don't for a minute mean to criticize the pilot in this accident. On the contrary, from what I understand so far I can...
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by Larry James on 25 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, speculation, fatal, LSZH, fatal accident #42, Switzerland, Zurich
  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    Dear All, I am a friend of a pilot. He was 36, married two daugters. He was very skilled pilot flying this plane minimum once a week for two years all over the Europe. I know one of the survivor (currently in hospital), and I will post there details of accident soon. I was flying this plane in June,...
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by Tomasz Berezowski on 24 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, fatal, LSZH, fatal accident #42, Switzerland, Zurich
  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    [quote user="Timm Preusser"] ATC vectors N467BD to the airport - Hdg 280 - Hdg 260. Then BD checks in with another controller "with you at 6000". ATC gives: "Hdg 320". "Descend 5000". "Hdg 230. Can you give me 160 kts?" BD confirms to fly at 160 until...
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by Denis Pariente on 22 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, speculation, fatal, LSZH, SR22, ATC, fatal accident #42, N467BD, Switzerland, Zurich
  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    Here is in french the aeronautical forecast for engine powered airplane for Switzerland valid the afternoon of that ill fated flight: What does is it tell? There is humid air coming from the West with an associated cold front. In the Northern part of the Alps (that includes the whole length of our country...
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by Patrick Dupont on 22 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, fatal, LSZH, SR22, weather, fatal accident #42
  • Re: SR-22 Crash in Zurich

    Report in German here: http://www.blick.ch/news/schweiz/zuerich/flugzeug-stuerzt-in-zuerich-kloten-ab-103405 One detail: According to the Swiss newspaper, the flight was not supposed to land at Zurich, but was filed Geneva - Berlin direct. Don't know whether true or not. But if true, a technical...
    Posted to Guest Discussion (Forum) by Timm Preusser on 22 Oct 2008
    Filed under: accident, speculation, icing, fatal, LSZH, fatal accident #42
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