"The high-probability zone that we're currently searching is northeast of Vancouver by about 14 kilometres. It's between Grouse Mountain and just south of Cathedral Mountain," Trenholm said. "It's simple math, just looking at the flight plan. This aircraft had a true airspeed of 269 knots, plus the ...

NTSB Docket Craig R. McCoy Aubrey Whelan, and Dylan Purcell, Inquirer Staff Writers Last updated: Wednesday, April 8, 2015, 7:03 PM Posted: Wednesday, April 8, 2015, 11:44 AM Cockpit transcripts of the last moments before a Gulfstream jet crashed last year in Massachusetts, killing Inquirer co-owne...

bizjets101@gmail.com send me whatever I'll pm whomever.

You should be able to contact AvCanada to pass on info no problem
though I don't mind at all. rob.

A Harbour Air de Havilland DHC-3 (C-GHAZ / HR316) from Vancouver (Water), BC (CAM9) to Victoria Harbour, BC (CYWH), was holding south of Victoria Harbour when the aircraft declared an emergency. The aircraft landed northbound near the breakwater. The pilot advised of shutting down engine due to a lo...

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http://flightaware.com/live/flight/CGAUS

C-GAUS Piper Saratoga SP PA-32R-301

It was neither Lufthansa officials or French Govt. who came forward with the CVR etc., it was a New York Times reporter who broke this story - everyone else was just playing catchup today.

Had it not been for the reporter - much of this investigation might not yet been known to us at this time.

One pilot locked out of cockpit - pilot inside cockpit did not answer or open door .... yikes !!

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/26/world ... w-bna&_r=0

BEA news conference states they have successfully downloaded CVR recordings. No comment beyond that. https://twitter.com/bizjet101/status/580547907830603776 photo of Global Express OE-INC which was taken by my friend/avgeek/aviator Maik Korolckzuk who was a passenger on board Germanwings yesterday. ...

I'm going to guess the Sudbury Star uses cut and past, and updated their story
with some older info still in the story.

from Sudbury Star A well-known Sudbury lawyer, his wife and her caregiver were killed when their small plane crashed in French River Provincial Park on Tuesday. The OPP confirmed Wednesday that the plane had been found at a remote, heavily wooded area near the mouth of the Pickerel and French river...

C-GDWA had an incident couple of years ago as well; http://www.kathrynsreport.com/2012/07/p ... ghway.html

http://flightaware.com/live/flight/CGDW ... /CYSB/KINT

An imperial destroyer and some tie fighters were seen nearby at the time of "accident".

Most importantly Harrison is beat up but is fine - he 'landed' on the 8th hole - right beside two doctors who were golfing - who immediately attended to him, removed him from the plane - and carried him away!! He was bleeding profusely from the face - but totally coherent. Aircraft is registered as ...

Congratulations to Bombardier_Aero - such a great flight, and great day xx


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Aviation Safety database Skycraft's DC-3 crash in St. Loius - Jan 1984 that took the life of my good friend Milko Bloom - ex Millardair pilot. New ramp employee - pulled up to the aircraft with the AvGas truck - and began to refuel, pilot due to the cold, went back inside. The ramp worker, who had ...

I was aware the pilot lost power and made a forced landing, clearly that would explain it - seen this exact same accident too many times. I'm sure many remember the Skycraft DC-3 in St Loius MO. Anyway - Spokane Police downloaded to YouTube a vest camera video from an officer at the scene - suggest ...

Update; Pilot passed away today from injuries received in Feb 22 crash KIRO TV update SPOKANE, Wa. — The Canadian pilot of a small plane that crashed Sunday in Spokane died Tuesday afternoon, Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and Children's Hospital says. The single-engine Piper Malibu had just...

C-GVZW Piper Malibu Mirage PA-46-350TP Shortly after takeoff, the aircraft impacted railroad embankments and terrain southwest of Felts Field Airport (KSFF), in Spokane, Washington. The airplane sustained substantial damage and the sole pilot onboard received critical injuries. Local News Coverage P...