4 results for “instrument proficiency check”
67y · Male·Multiple injuries sustained in an air crash
…s uncertain, the coroner found the primary clinical/operational lesson is strict adherence to manufacturer checklists—five separate checklist items required checking the rudder trim position before takeoff. Evidence sug…
Male·Multiple injuries sustained in an air crash resulting from loss of controllabili…
…t takeoff, severely compromising controllability. The pilot likely failed to notice this during pre-flight checks or during subsequent required checklist items, or possibly inadvertently left it in this position after a…
Male·Multiple injuries due to or as a consequence of an aircraft accident (controlled…
…people crashed near Lockhart River, Queensland, killing all occupants. The pilot attempted two RNAV GNSS instrument approaches in poor weather with heavy rain and low visibility. During the second approach, the pilot was…
Unknown·multiple injuries sustained in air crash resulting from aircraft rudder trim bei…
…y when the trim was misplaced, the primary clinical/procedural lesson is that proper use of manufacturer's checklists—which required five separate rudder trim position checks before takeoff—would likely have prevented t…
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