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168 How to Avoid Deadly Weather-Related Accidents – Safety Moment with Rob Mark
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168 Max talks with Flying Mag Sr. Editor Rob Mark about two recent fatal weather-related accidents and strategies for avoiding them. A family of four was killed in a SR22 after a low time Private pilot took off for a long trip at night and encountered weather. A doctor flying a Cessna 210 crashed in Texas while flying an instrument approach in freezing rain. A timely 180 could have saved both pilots.
Mentioned in the Show
Flying Magazine
Rob Mark's JetWhine.com blog
SR22 Accident, weather in Arkansas
Cessna 210 icing accident in Texas
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Après avoir repoussé les limites des questionnaires à rallonge, et trouvé un peu les limites de nos foies respectifs au passage, nous affinons notre formule en décembre 2019 pour faire des podcasts toujours aussi longs, on va pas se mentir, mais un peu plus éclectiques !
Les jeux vidéo restent au cœur du sujet, bien sûr, mais on débouche la bouteille de nos autres lubies, souvent orientées pop culture. Et on se lance, comme d'incroyables journalistes documentés et préparés, dans la confection de dossiers dont la première thématique sera : le post-apo !
Guidés par notre passion commune pour Fallout, et échauffés par notre test au vitriol de Nier Automata, on va répondre, la fleur au fusil plasma, aux questions suivantes :
1 - Quelle est ton apocalypse préférée ?
2 - Quel genre de survivant serais-tu ?
3 - Qu’est-ce qui te manquera le plus du monde d’avant ?
4 - Avec quel personnage de JV voudrais-tu faire équipe ?
Si vous voulez éviter de vous faire dévorer par des zombies, vous avez intérêt à répondre dans les commentaires !
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111 SR22 Icing Accident and Tailplane Stalls + GA News
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111 Max talks about a SR22 icing accident that killed a client. Meteorologist Scott Dennstaedt analyzes the weather, which had severe icing in clouds, and talks about tools pilots can use in preflight to identify possible icing. Ice often forms first on the tail. Tailplane stalls pitch an aircraft down and require a different recovery method than wing stalls. Speeds were too high to use the parachute.
The accident aircraft was a normally aspirated SR22 which had a TKS anti-icing system, but not the more robust FIKI system that permits flight in known icing. The aircraft didn’t have built-in oxygen, which may be why the aircraft was flown at the 14,000 feet, the maximum altitude at which a pilot can fly for up to 30 minutes without supplemental oxygen. The minimum en route altitude was 13,300 feet, so when the pilot encountered ice, he was unable to descend.
For the first eleven minutes at 14,000 feet, flight data appeared normal. But in the next three minutes the aircraft’s speed decreased by 60 knots, while climbing 600 feet, or about 200 feet per minute, suggesting the aircraft had picked up a heavy load of ice. The aircraft then disappeared.
Simulations show that in a tailplane stall, an aircraft pitches down sharply and rapidly increases speed. Most likely, the accident aircraft reached 200 knots in about five seconds, which would be too fast to deploy the CAPS parachute. Recovery from a tailplane are the opposite of a wing stall that pilots practice. To recover, a pilot needs to pull back on the yoke an reduce power.
SR22 Accident and Icing-Related Links
Preliminary NTSB Report for SR22 Utah crash
Flightaware.com Flight Track for the SR22
Kathryn's Report and Photos for the SR22
Scott Dennstaedt's Weather Book
Scott Dennstaedt's Website
Cirrus Learning Portal - Icing Awareness Course
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FAA Hiring Controllers - Apply Here
EAA Chapter 20 at San Carlos, CA
Where's My Airport web site
Stolen Airplane Radios
Riley's Youtube channel
Riley's Instagram
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110 Aircraft Icing – How to Avoid or Escape Ice – Interview with Fred Remer
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110 Max recently lost a client in an icing accident and he talks with UND Associate Professor Fred Remer about different types of inflight icing pilots can encounter and how to escape it. Fred talks about carburetor and structural icing, where icing is most prevalent in the U.S., the clouds most likely to have ice, and the different types and severity of icing. How to escape icing is also discussed.
Mentioned in the Show
Fred Remer's biography
NASA Icing Training website
Fred Remer's YouTube channel
AviationWeather.gov Icing Forecasts
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