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Odessa-Donetsk Crash Details Emerge

Odessa-Donetsk Crash Details Emerge

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    Aeroflot Flight Makes Emergency Landing due to Landing Gear Problem

    Aeroflot flight SU-1711 made an emergency landing in Khabarovsk, Russia, on May 22nd.

    The Airbus A330-300 plane took off for Moscow, Russia, but had to turn back due to an issue with the landing gear.

    The plane landed safely after burning off fuel.

    Everyone aboard remained unharmed.

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    Medical Evacuation Helicopter Crash


    Pictured: a Aerospatiale AS-350BA Ecureuil
    Click to view full size photo at Airliners.net
    Contact photographer Joost De Wit

    What: Mountain Lifeflight Aerospatiale AS.350 Ecureuil en route from Renown Medical Center, Reno to Susanville, CA
    Where: 29 miles northwest of Reno, Lassen County, CA
    When: NOV 14, 2009
    Who: 3 aboard
    Why: After delivering a patient to a Reno Medical Center/hospital, the helicopter crashed and was destroyed by fire while on the way to its home base.

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    Laser Douglas crashes in Colombia

    A Laser Aereo Colombia Douglas DC-3 en route from San Jose del Guaviare to Villavicencio declared emergency on approach to Villavicencio. The plane crashed on a rural dirt road near Villavicencio and burst into flames. All of the fourteen aboard perished. The mayor of Taraira, Meta, was traveling on the crashed plane. Pilot Jaime Carrillo, co-pilot Jaime Herrera and aviation technician Álex Moreno also died in the crash.

    In 1945, this plane served in the US Navy and AirForce.

    The telephone line 311 564 3040 has been set up for information and assistance to the families of the victims. Both Laser and the insurer will be assisting the families of the victims of this incident,” the communication states.

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    Cessna Crash in Beagle Bay

    What: Broome Aviation Cessna 208B Grand Caravan en route from Broome to Koolan Island Australia
    Where: Beagle Bay Airport
    When: Jan 14 2010
    Who: pilot
    Why: While en route, the pilot received an indication of low pressure and received permission to divert to Beagle Bay. On approach, the pilot told authorities that the engine on his Cessna Caravan cut out at 9,500 ft.. He then undershot the runway. The plane flipped and the engine separated.

    The pilot is being treated for head injuries.

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    Two Pipers Collide in NY State

    What: Gary L. Delia (rgd. owner) Piper PA-24-250 Comanche #N7757P
    What>Edward J. Crump(rgd. owner) Piper Cherokee D # N5275L
    Where: County Road 12 and County Road 37, Wawayanda, about 60 miles north of New York City
    When: May 9 2011
    Who: 2 fatalities (pilots)
    Why: The planes were headed back to New Jersey when they crashed. A witness says one clipped the other, one spiraled down, the other angled over the hill. One of the planes caught fire. Edward Crump was not piloting his plane when it crashed.

    Licensed pilots Gary Delia in the Comanche (of Sussex, N.J.) and William Clark in the Cherokee (of Matamoras, Pa.) flew from Sussex County Airport.

    Neither pilot survived the crash.

    2 Small Planes Crash in Orange County, N.Y.: MyFoxNY.com

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    Small Plane Crashes in Illinois; No Fatalities Reported

    A small plane crashed on Route 1 in Cave-in-Rock, Hardin County, Illinois, on August 25th.

    At least one survivor was flown out of the plane, whereas no fatalities or injuries have been reported so far.

    The crash remains under investigation.

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