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2015 C-P206 Collisions Other Engine Failure Non-Fatal Non-Fatal Single-Engine

C-206 Non-Fatal Sucua, Ecuador July 19, 2015

On July 19, 2015, about 1515 universal coordinated time, a Cessna 206G, HC-CLR, was destroyed by collision with terrain during a forced landing following a loss of engine power during descent to Edmund Carvajal Airport (XMS), Macas, Santiago, Ecuador.

 

Read the NSTB report.

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2014 C-182 Non-Fatal Non-Fatal Single-Engine

C-182 Non-Fatal Igarassu, PE Brazil November 1, 2014

A plane carrying parachutists crashed in the municipality of Igarassu, PE. The aircraft broke in half and the occupants suffered mild to moderate injuries.

ASN reference

 

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11 2014 Engine Failure Fatal Fatal Multi-Engine Fatal Single-Engine Loss of Aircraft Control PA-31 Navajo

PA-31P Navajo Fatal (11) Topolow, Poland July 5, 2014

News article

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2014 C-U206 Non-Fatal Non-Fatal Single-Engine

C-206 Non-Fatal Abbeyshrule Aerodrome, Ireland June 23, 2014

News article

 

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2014 8 Compair 8 Fatal Fatal Single-Engine

Compair 8 Fatal (8) Jamijarvi airfield Finland April 21, 2014

Three Skydive to Safety as Plane Crash Kills Eight in Finland

Image: A parachute hangs from a tree close to the wreckage of experimental aircraft Comp Air 8 next to Jamijarvi Airfield, southwest Finland Vesa Moilanen / LEHTIKUVA via Reuters
A parachute hangs from a tree close to the wreckage of experimental aircraft next to Jamijarvi Airfield, southwest Finland on April 21.

 

Three people jumped to safety from a plummeting aircraft before a fiery crash which killed eight skydivers, according to officials in Finland.

The survivors suffered only minor injuries after parachuting from the American-made Comp Air 8 kit light aircraft before it hit the ground and burst into flames, The Helsinki Times reported Monday. The pilot was among those who escaped.

The incident happened Sunday above the Jamijarvi airfield, some 130 miles from Helsinki.

Plane Crash in Finland Kills Eight
NBC News

Investigators have recovered the helmet camera from one of the parachutists involved although it is not clear whether it will help them with their investigation, The Helsinki Times reported.

Detective Superintendent Petri Kangas said an eyewitness had reported seeing a large piece of the aircraft fall off before it crashed.

“[The witness] was unable to tell whether it was a wing or another part,” Kangas told the newspaper.

– Alexander Smith

 

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2014 5 C-U206 Fatal Fatal Single-Engine

C-206 Fatal (5) Caboolture, Australia March 22, 2014

NTSB link.

 

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2014 Blog C-205 Non-Fatal Non-Fatal Single-Engine Undetermined

Cessna 205 non-fatal Uruguay January 14, 2014

Flipped over during forced landing following loss of engine power.

Spanish article.

 

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11 2013 Blog Fatal Fatal Single-Engine Loss of Aircraft Control Mechanical Failure PC-6 Pilatus Porter

PC-6 Fatal (11) Marchovellete, Belgium October 18, 2013

At least 10 civilian parachutists were killed alongside a pilot today when their light plane crashed into a field in Belgium. Four of those on board the stricken Pilatus PC-6 Porter had been seen desperately trying to get out after the aircraft caught fire and a wing dropped off. But they were unable to open their chutes before the plane crashed into the ground near the town of Marchovelette, in the southern Namur region.

Crash site: A firefighter inspects the wreckage of the plane, which was carrying 11 people
Crash site: A firefighter inspects the wreckage of the plane, which was carrying 11 people

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2012 5 Fatal Fatal Multi-Engine LET-410 Loss of Aircraft Control

LET-410 fatal (5) Borodyanka,Ukraine10 June 2012

A Let L-410 skydiving plane was damaged beyond repair in an accident at Borodyanka, Ukraine. Five people were killed. Fifteen occupants survived.
The airplane, carrying 18 skydivers and two crew members, crashed into a field.

Read the ASN link…

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2012 C-208 Caravan Mechanical Failure Non-Fatal Non-Fatal Single-Engine

Cessna 208 Non-Fatal Lézignan-Corbières Airport, France Friday 25 May 2012

A Cessna 208B Super Cargomaster skydiving plane sustained substantial damage in an accident at Lézignan-Corbières Airport. The pilot was not injured.
The airplane had dropped some skydivers and returned to land. On finals the pilot reduced power, but instead the engine delivered more power.

Read ASN link…

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1 2010 Fatal Fatal Single-Engine PAC 750XL Undetermined

PAC 750XL Fatal (1) Portugal February 12, 2010

A Portuguese citizent, pretending to be a photographer, hijacked the aircraft.

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1999 2 CASA-212 Fatal Fatal Multi-Engine Loss of Aircraft Control

Casa 212 Agen-La Garenne Airport (AGF/LFBA), France 22 June 1999

The CASA was on a paradropping flight when all 16 para’s were forced to jump off at an altitude of about 3000m. The CASA returned to Agen airfield, but control was lost and the aircraft crashed some 500m short of runway 11.

Read the ASN link…

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2008 Beech King Air 90 Non-Fatal Non-Fatal Multi-Engine

Beach 90 King Air Non-Fatal Pitts Meadow, Canada August 3, 2008

Beach 90 King Air Non-Fatal Pitts Meadow, Canada August 3, 2008

NTSB reference

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2008 C-U206 Non-Fatal Non-Fatal Single-Engine

Cessna U-206 Non-Fatal Huesca, Spain January 13, 2008

Cessna U-206 Non-Fatal Huesca, Spain January 13, 2008

NTSB reference

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2 2007 Collisions Other Fatal Fatal Single-Engine Ferry PAC 750XL

PAC 750 Fatal (2) Rectory Farm, near Rugeley, Staffordshire, United Kingdom 16-DEC-2007

The pilot of ZK-KAY, a Pacific Aerospace PAC 750XL, was flying under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) on a cross-country flight, tracking south-east, close to Blithfield Reservoir. The pilot and passenger of Luscombe 8E Silvaire Deluxe G-AKUI were on a local flight from their base near the reservoir. G-AKUI entered a turn to the right shortly prior to the collision, possibly to avoid a third aircraft which later radar analysis showed was near.

Read the AAIB report…

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2006 5 C-U206 Fatal Fatal Single-Engine

Cessna U-206 Fatal (5) Brisbane, Australia January 2, 2006

Cessna U-206 Fatal (5) Brisbane, Australia January 2, 2006

http://www.ntsb.gov/ aviationquery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20060120X00099&key=1

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2005 5 C-U206 Fatal Fatal Single-Engine

Cessna 206 Fatal (5) Puntarenas, Costa Rica May 31, 2005

Cessna 206 Fatal (5) Puntarenas, Costa Rica May 31, 2005

http://www.ntsb.gov/ aviationquery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20050608X00728&key=1

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2005 4 C-207 Fatal Fatal Single-Engine

Cessna 207 Fatal (4) Tanauan City, Philippines May 08, 2005

Cessna 207 Fatal (4) Tanauan City, Philippines May 08, 2005

http://www.ntsb.gov/ aviationquery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20050608X00734&key=1

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2005 C-U206 Non-Fatal Non-Fatal Single-Engine

Cessna 206 Non-Fatal Klagenfurt, Austria April 30, 2005

Cessna 206 Non-Fatal Klagenfurt, Austria April 30, 2005

http://www.ntsb.gov/ aviationquery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20061027X01566&key=1

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2004 4 C-U206 Fatal Fatal Single-Engine

Cessna 206 Fatal (4) Optand, Sweeden August 6, 2004

Cessna 206 Fatal (4) Optand, Sweeden August 6, 2004

http://www.ntsb.gov/ aviationquery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20040903X01350&key=1

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2004 4 C-U206 Fatal Fatal Single-Engine

Cessna 206 Fatal (4) Honiton, United Kingdom June 27, 2004

Cessna 206 Fatal (4) Honiton, United Kingdom June 27, 2004

http://www.ntsb.gov/ aviationquery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20040706X00908&key=1

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1 2001 C-208 Caravan Fatal Fatal Single-Engine

C-208 Caravan Fatal (1) Nagambie, Australia April 29, 2001

C-208 Caravan Fatal (1) Nagambie, Australia April 29, 2001

http://www.ntsb.gov/ aviationquery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20010521X00970&key=1

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2001 7 C-U206 Fatal Fatal Single-Engine

Cessna 206 Fatal (7) Higuerote, Venezuela February 24, 2001

Cessna 206 Fatal (7) Higuerote, Venezuala February 24, 2001

http://www.ntsb.gov/ aviationquery/brief.aspx?ev_id=20010305X00538&key=1