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FROM THE ARCHIVES | The Terrible Truth About Wire Strikes (1995)
updated
Join the AOPA Air Safety Institute as we examine the circumstances that led to the tragic outcome of the flight just minutes after takeoff. We look at factors that would affect the flight, including high-density altitude conditions.
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NOTE: The animation may not depict the exact events of the flight.
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Peak Performance videos explore high-risk, high-performing flight operations where pilots and crews push themselves and their aircraft to the edge of performance, doing so safely.
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LiveATC.net liveatc.net
FlightAware flightaware.com
Zachary Lewis youtube.com/@zacharylewis5268
WKMG News 6 ClickOrlando youtube.com/@News6WKMG
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NOTE:
1.The AOPA Sweepstakes Cessna 170B has since received a new Continental Prime IO-370 195-hp engine.
2. When flying at a non-towered airport, all runways are considered active.
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Join the AOPA Air Safety Institute as we examine the circumstances that led to a tragic outcome during the GPS approach at Burley Municipal Airport. We look at several risk factors - including weather conditions and a factory's steam stacks located below the flight path, close to the runway threshold - that turned out lethal during the final descent.
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NOTE: The video states that a new NOTAM has been issued for the Burley airport. Technically, it is a “Letter to Airmen” that was issued through the FAA’s NOTAM system. This LTA may not be found through all means of accessing NOTAMs, such as ForeFlight. We apologize for the discrepancy.
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ASI’s Senior Vice President Richard McSpadden and Video Producer Tyler Pangborn take the Extra for a flight that allows Tyler to experience how he reacts to the upset caused by wake turbulence, even though he knew to expect it. You’ll learn what to do and what not to do to recover from such an upset in-flight that can quickly catch a pilot by surprise.
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PART ONE: youtu.be/sfdoRFCYXyY
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0:00 Intro
0:28 Likely Causes
0:35 The Conditions
1:54 Likely Causes
2:01 Aggressive Stall
3:02 Icing
4:10 Incorrect Unusual Attitude Recovery
4:46 Turbulence
5:13 Spatial Disorientation
5:49 Takeaways
7:35 Minimum Climb Speed in Icing
9:07 Outro
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PART TWO: youtu.be/w3E1hUvedeQ
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The engine went from purring to a few gurgles and then a deafening silence.
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Illustration by Sarah Hanson
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The AOPA Air Safety Institute wishes you and your family a happy holiday season!
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In this Early Analysis video, the AOPA Air Safety Institute makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.
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ASI Senior Vice President, Richard McSpadden, CFII, MEI, SES, MES, former Commander/Flight Leader for the USAF Thunderbirds, provides early analysis of an accident on November 12, 2022, when a P-63 Kingcobra and a B-17 collided in midair during the Wings Over Dallas WWII airshow in Texas.
In this Early Analysis video, the AOPA Air Safety Institute makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the tragic flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.
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Click the links below to learn what the Air Safety Institute recommends in the event of a gear failure:
Avoiding Gear-up Landings and Gear Collapses - http://www.airsafetyinstitute.org/insurance/avoiding-gearup-landings
Safety Center: Takeoffs and Landings - http://www.airsafetyinstitute.org/safetycenter/takeoffsandlandings
Interview and aerial footage courtesy of AOPA Pilot
Images courtesy of Mike Filucci
Special thanks to Tyler Pangborn and Claire Urban
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The King Air had been on a 30-minute IFR flight from John Glenn Columbus International Airport (KCMH) in Columbus, Ohio, to Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport. Just minutes before the accident, the flight had been cleared to land on Runway 21 at Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport.
In Early Analysis: N515GK, the AOPA Air Safety Institute (ASI) makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the tragic flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.
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In this Early Analysis video, the AOPA Air Safety Institute makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the tragic flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.
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In this Early Analysis video, the AOPA Air Safety Institute makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the tragic flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.
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In this Early Analysis video, the AOPA Air Safety Institute makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the tragic flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.
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Listen to Cody's full story on the "There I Was..." podcast:
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cody-goodan/id1240482999?i=1000576143663
Watch the previous Pilot Short Story episode:
youtu.be/chjS9fZG3Po
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Credits:
Producer
Adam Rarey
Special Thanks
Cody Goodan
Claire Urban
Tyler Pangborn
Images courtesy of Kathryn's Report and Cody Goodan
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The fifth and final episode of the Companion Copilot series explains what to do in case of an emergency, such as an engine or other system failure. Emergency discusses how to fly the plane and help your pilot using the emergency checklist.
The Companion Copilot video series provides frequent companion passengers—who are not pilots—an opportunity to learn more about how they can help their pilot and enjoy being an active participant in the flight.
Additional Resources:
Pilots and companion copilots can review ASI’s Critical Information: The Passenger Safety Briefing video. It covers often-overlooked items that should be part of every preflight passenger briefing.
youtu.be/C86am84XMVM
Download and print out the Passenger Safety Briefing Card to indicate emergency equipment locations and operation. Keep the briefing card in a handy location in the cockpit.
aopa.org/-/media/Files/AOPA/Home/Online%20Education/passenger_safety_briefing_card.pdf
Want to learn more about manipulating the flight controls? Review the Companion Copilot Syllabus, which is designed to help non-pilot flying companions learn more about flying an airplane.
aopa.org/-/media/Files/AOPA/Home/Pilot-Resources/ASI/Safety-Syllabi/CompanionCopilotSyllabus.pdf
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:25 Welcome to the Companion Copilot Emergency video
0:42 What is an Emergency?
1:31 The Checklist
1:46 Engine Failure
2:26 Landing Gear Malfunction
3:04 Ill Passenger
3:26 Ill Pilot
4:41 Conclusion
5:48 Outro
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In episode four, learn about communication radios, how to tune and activate frequencies, and transponder use. Also, get tips on how to speak on the radio at towered and nontowered airports and how to work with ATC.
The Companion Copilot video series provides frequent companion passengers—who are not pilots—an opportunity to learn more about how they can help their pilot and enjoy being an active participant in the flight.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:26 Welcome to the Companion Copilot Communicate video
0:50 The Radios
1:31 In the Cockpit
2:08 Talking on the Radio
3:47 See & Avoid
4:49 Outro
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Episode three reviews aeronautical charts used for flight route planning and navigation, including a discussion of GPS functions, how to locate airports, and using ATC to obtain taxi instructions.
The Companion Copilot video series provides frequent companion passengers—who are not pilots—an opportunity to learn more about how they can help their pilot and enjoy being an active participant in the flight.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:26 Welcome to the Companion Copilot Navigate video
0:43 Charts
1:42 In the Cockpit
2:21 Using GPS
3:28 Navigating the Airport
4:04 Outro
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Episode two explains basic aerodynamic concepts, how the flight controls work, and that the airplane can glide to a safe landing if an engine were to quit. Get a broad overview of glass and conventional avionics, including how to use and monitor those systems.
The Companion Copilot video series provides frequent companion passengers—who are not pilots—an opportunity to learn more about how they can help their pilot and enjoy being an active participant in the flight.
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aopa.org/training-and-safety/learn-to-fly
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:25 Welcome to the Companion Copilot Aviate video
0:44 Aerodynamics
1:29 Flight Controls
3:04 Engine Controls
4:02 The Instruments
4:34 The Checklists
5:16 Outro
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In episode one, AOPA Foundation donor Libby Maus introduces viewers to this video series aimed at providing frequent companion passengers a positive flight experience as participating passengers. Learn about flight planning, route and weather considerations, go/no-go decisions, and the role you as a non-pilot can play in making a safe and enjoyable flight.
Want to learn more about flying?
aopa.org/training-and-safety/learn-to-fly
Sponsored by PilotWorkshops: www.pilotworkshops.com
Chapters:
0:00 Libby Maus, Companion Copilot
1:29 Intro
1:44 Welcome to the Companion Copilot Preflight video
2:02 The Plan
3:05 Flight Prep
4:55 Before Taxi
6:24 Before Takeoff
7:20 Outro
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In this early analysis, the AOPA Air Safety Institute makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the tragic flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.
Did you know? The AOPA Air Safety Foundation (now Air Safety Institute) celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2000. Coinciding with the anniversary, was a safety outreach called “Project V” (for Video). Some 35,000 video tapes were sent free to newly minted private pilots and instrument pilots. The video Lost and Crossed was sent to pilots who had recently passed their FAA private pilot checkride and addressed the common fears of getting lost and getting "crossed up" in crosswinds. Weather Decision Making went to freshly rated instrument pilots, who often would feel unsure about their ability to find and use weather information.
In this early analysis, the AOPA Air Safety Institute makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the tragic flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.
Join the AOPA Air Safety Institute as we follow the flight that four minutes after departure encounters instrument meteorological conditions - weather air traffic control had warned the pilot about. Within another two minutes things turn from bad to ugly, in microburst conditions, turbulence, and rain showers. Learn how hazardous attitudes can betray pilots who don’t heed warnings.
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LINK TO PART TWO: youtu.be/el6rQw-yTYY
Part Three, Introduction to Aerobatics, demonstrates how performing aerobatic maneuvers with a qualified instructor can help pilots improve situational awareness and build confidence in flying.
The Extra 300 Series introduces upset recovery from turning and accelerated stalls—including base-to-final skidded and slipped turns leading to stall/spin scenarios—nose pitched down stall recovery, and aerobatics such as aileron rolls, loops, Cuban eights, split-S maneuvers, and more.
The series is made possible by the generous support of the Hall-Halliburton Foundation. Special thanks to Bruce Williams who donated the Extra 300 to AOPA.
LINK TO PART THREE: youtu.be/Ut4MrsiFq8w
Part Two, The Flight, shows why upset recovery training with a qualified instructor can help pilots better understand the dynamics of unusual attitudes and gain knowledge on how to safely recover from them.
The Extra 300 Series introduces upset recovery from turning and accelerated stalls—including base-to-final skidded and slipped turns leading to stall/spin scenarios—nose pitched down stall recovery, and aerobatics such as aileron rolls, loops, Cuban eights, split-S maneuvers, and more.
The series is made possible by the generous support of the Hall-Halliburton Foundation. Special thanks to Bruce Williams who donated the Extra 300 to AOPA.
LINK TO PART THREE: youtu.be/Ut4MrsiFq8w
Part one, Meet the Extra 300, introduces N105MM with a walk around to look at the powerful airplane and its airframe and engine components.
The Extra 300 Series introduces upset recovery from turning and accelerated stalls—including base-to-final skidded and slipped turns leading to stall/spin scenarios—nose pitched down stall recovery, and aerobatics such as aileron rolls, loops, Cuban eights, split-S maneuvers, and more.
The series is made possible by the generous support of the Hall-Halliburton Foundation. Special thanks to Bruce Williams who donated the Extra 300 to AOPA.
Listen as he discusses the insidious nature of spatial disorientation in IMC, even succumbing to this as an experienced instrument-rated flight instructor.
• We’ll look at three accident investigations
• Each one is not what it seems from the initial investigation analysis
• We’ll draw lessons learned from each accident to help make you safer
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It appeared Dafoe’s Cessna 140 made an S-turn for spacing behind a Zenith 701 to compensate for the Cessna’s faster speed leading to a stall/spin accident.
In Early Analysis: N76075, the AOPA Air Safety Institute makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the tragic flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.
In Early Analysis: N8845Z, the AOPA Air Safety Institute makes a preliminary assessment of the accident, addressing notable portions of the tragic flight and highlighting areas the NTSB will likely investigate to determine a probable cause.


