Accident Investigation Report for Scott Manning

[Brewguy]

For anyone else who may have known Scott, this report has been a while in coming. I'd been checking on the TSB site on occasion, and sure enough came across it just now. It's pretty well what had been speculated (split flaps). What a damn shame.

For anyone interested, the report is here: AVIATION REPORTS - 2006 - A06O0141

I still miss that guy.

[BTD]

Hey Neil,

I'd been watching for that too. I think its been out for a few months. I was instructing out of Carp at the time. I was there that day and saw it happen. I'm sorry for your loss.

I also saw the ultralight that crashed in Oshawa 4 years ago. There is nothing more sad than seeing an accident happen.

BTD

[bbb]

Thanks Neil. thats been a long time coming...

and BTD, knew both those guys.... and familys.
The list grows longer every year, unfortunately.
Thats why some of us get really pi..ed off when someone does something so totally preventable and winds up as another statistic.

[Widow]

This report concludes the Transportation Safety Board's investigation into this occurrence. Consequently, the Board authorized the release of this report on 02 May 2007.

Date Modified: 2009-05-08

Two years to translate?

There doesn't seem to be anything in the TC ASLs at the time of release either.

I'm very sorry for your loss.

[CD]

Date Modified: 2009-05-08

Two years to translate?

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[ahramin]

This report has been on the TSB site for a while. I own a Bede so it stood out for me. If I remember correctly I read it sometime in the Spring of this year.

[Widow]

I've merged the treads. Grimey posted it in May.