C'est la vie

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

T6 Texan Crashes into the Gulf off Santa Rosa, FL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtgQ-SegT5Y

Friday, October 15, 2010

Dramatic video of pilot surviving crash after plane's wing breaks off mi...

Thursday, October 14, 2010

CF-18 Crash

Monday, October 4, 2010

Corsair Collides with Bearcat and crashes at Oshkosh

Two World War II vintage planes collide at air show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. A propeller-driven Corsair was taking off when it clipped the wing of another plane still on the ground. The Corsair continued down the runway, hitting the ground and cart wheeling before exploding into flames. The accident left one pilot in serious condition.

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Jack Roush Entire Crash Photos sequence

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Actual video of the Rousch Oshkosh crash

NASCAR owner hurt in plane crash

Jack Roush is helped out of his wrecked plane after it broke in half on landing at the Oshkosh Air Show Tuesday.

Jack Roush crashed his plane at an Oshkosh, Wisconsin, airport

Tuesday night, the aircraft “cartwheeled” an undetermined number of times and ended up facing the opposite direction, National Transportation Safety Board spokesman Peter Knudson said Wednesday.
Knudson said upon landing, the Beechcraft Premier jet, registered to Roush Fenway Racing LLC, rolled “hard to the right,” then its right wing dropped “way down” and struck a grass strip, and the plane flipped over at least once. The jet ended up facing north, though it had flown in facing south, Knudson said.

Friday, October 1, 2010

Bristol Beaufort Mid-air Collision and Crash

A flight of three World War II Royal Australian (notBritish) Air Force Beauforts perform a picture-perfect low pass for the cameras when something goes terribly wrong.

"The two Beauforts A9-27 and A9-268, of the RAAF's 8 OTU, collided over Jervis Bay on 14 April 1943 while performing a 'Prince of Wales' break for people of the media."
"All eight crew members were killed when both aircraft hit the water: Crew of A9-27 F/O Raymond Sydney Green (Pilot), F/O Maurice Francis Hoban, F/Sgt Eric William Sweetnam, Sgt Albert John Bailey. Crew of A9-268 F/Lt David George Dey (Pilot), P/O Jack Norman, P/O Rex Lindsay Solomon, Sgt Hugh Sydney George Richardson."

Thursday, September 30, 2010

L-19 Crash Cockpit Video

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(I can't seem to get the damned video thumbnail to appear here)

Cessna serial number 24527 - FAA Reg. Number N4584A - January, 2009 Intended Flight Route: Granby, Colorado to (Jeffco County) Denver, Colorado. Lost: August 10th, 1984 at approx. 13:00 hours Found: August 23rd, 1987, near Tabernash, Colorado

It’s a very tragic tale – unwittingly caught on film by the gentleman who died in the crash along with a friend riding in the back seat. It was first shown to me (along with many others) at an FIRC (Flight Instructor Renewal Clinic) over 20 years ago.

More Here:
http://www.alexisparkinn.com/l-19_crash_documents.htm