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Old January 12th 06, 10:28 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Chalk seaplane NTSB says both wings had craks

I was just passing on the news report about the NTSB. I
don't know if any of the cracks in the spar actually caused
the right wing to break. I have not seen any detailed
photos of the wing, the attach points or the spar.

Has anybody heard any reports about the inspections on the
remainder of the Chalk fleet?

I presume that the NTSB report will take a year, do you
think Chalks' will be able to fly before the final report?



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"Capt.Doug" wrote in message
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| "Jim Macklin" wrote in message
| Both Wings Cracked in Miami Beach Seaplane Crash, NTSB
| Report Says
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| When the right wing seperated, and the load trnsferred to
the other wing
| which was also cracked as we now know, how come that wing
didn't seperate as
| well? The video footage of the fire bomber C-130 shows
this happening but it
| didn't happen on the Grumman.
|
| D.
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