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    4 Lost in Chopper Crash in Austrian Lake

    What: Eurocopter EC135P2 Helicopter registration OE-BXF
    Where: Lake Achensee, Austria
    When: March 31, 2011
    Who: 4 crew members, 4 fatalities
    Why: During a border inspection flight, the helicopter was flying very low, and tipped the surface lightly, the helicopter shot up, then fell. The helicopter had a crew of 3 Tyroleans and one Swiss. The air rescue and mountain guide, Stephen L. (38) was found floating; Pilot Mark P. (41), Mr Herbert F. (53) from the state police, and a Swiss civil servant (43) were not found until evening. They appeared to have been trapped in the cockpit. The pilot had 2,500 flight hours,and the helicopter was new.

    Fire and water emergency personnel responded, and (3 rescue helicopters and 43 divers) dive teams are on site using sonar imaging. They are looking for the black box so they can learn the details of the crash.

    In 2009 in Syria, two people died in an EC 135 helicopter.


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    Salvador Emergency Landing


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    Contact photographer Paulo João Pianaro

    What: Azul Linhas Aereas Brasileiras Embraer ERJ-190 en route from Salvador to Sao Paulo
    Where: Brazil
    When: Nov 24th 2009
    Who: 94 passengers
    Why: Half an hour after leaving Salvador, the cabin lost air pressure. Oxygen masks deployed as the flight returned to Viracopos Airport. The flight landed safely, and passengers debarked. Passengers were provided alternative flights.

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    Seattle: Korean Air Flight Electrical Fire


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    What: Korean Air Boeing 747-400 en route from Seoul to Dallas
    Where: Seattle
    When: Oct 16th 2010
    Why: While en route, the crew noticed the scent of something burning. The pilot diverted to Seattle where they made a safe landing. An inspection ensued, and the problem was found to be an electrical short. The plane was back in service within four hours.

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    Indonesia-AU Crash


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    What: Tentara Nasional Indonesia-AU (Air Force) Lockheed C-130H Hercules
    Where: near Madiun-Iswahyudi Airport, Indonesia
    When: 20 MAY 2009
    Who: 14 crew, 98 passengers
    Why: On approach to Madiun-Iswahyudi Airport, the plane hit four houses, skidded into a field and burst into flames. The number of injured and dead is unclear.

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    Aurora Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Russia

    Aurora Airlines flight HZ-209 had to return for an emergency landing in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia, on December 19th.

    The plane took off for Blagoveshchensk, Russia, but had to return shortly afterwards after the crew received an open door indication.

    The plane landed back safely. All 50 passengers and 4 crew members remained unharmed.

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    Qantas (GE) Engine Vibration Turnback


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    What: Qantas Boeing 767-300 en route from Perth to Melbourne
    Where: Perth
    When: Nov 12th 2010 3.15 pm
    Who: 234 passengers
    Why: After takeoff, while still near Perth, the left engine (GE) began emitting abnormal vibrations. The engine was not shut down, but the pilots decided on a a routine turnback, and returned to Perth and made a safe landing. Passengers were booked on to alternative flights with up to a five hour delay. This Qantas Boeing incident has nothing to do with the Qantas incidents related to a flaw in Airbus A380 engines.

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