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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20
I was wondering when the flight-plan issue would come up... :-)
Bob Gardner wrote: I heard two "experts" commenting on the crash. One went on and on about how airflow over the wing creates a vacuum which lifts the airplane, and if it banked suddenly the vacuum would disappear. He did talk about Class B, almost as though he knew what he was talking about. The second guy raged on about how the plane was over the river but he knew that this was just an accident waiting to happen and that all GA airplanes should file flight plans. Bob Gardner "City Dweller" wrote in message ... A pilot correspondent at CNN said that (can't remember his name). -- cd "Gary Drescher" wrote in message ... "City Dweller" wrote in message ... He busted Class B too. What makes you say so? The crash site is abeam FDR Island, adjacent to part of the East River VFR corridor. (Or do you just mean that he was slightly inland at the moment of the crash?) And is it known yet if he might have had a Class B clearance? --Gary -cd "A. Sinan Unur" wrote in message . .. CNN is reporting that the pilot was a Yankee's pitcher: Lidle. He apparently got his license only 7 months ago. Bragged about how safe his plane was. I have a feeling this is similar to JFK junior's case of not knowing one's limitations. Sinan -- A. Sinan Unur (remove .invalid and reverse each component for email address) |
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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20
The guy on CNN I was listening to was under the assumption that the plane
had been crossing Manhattan from the West Side before crashing. That would imply a Class Bravo bust. Then it turned out the plane had actually been flying up East River and making a U-turn. That, of course, makes the Class B bust assertion completely irrelevant. --cd "Bob Gardner" wrote in message ... I heard two "experts" commenting on the crash. One went on and on about how airflow over the wing creates a vacuum which lifts the airplane, and if it banked suddenly the vacuum would disappear. He did talk about Class B, almost as though he knew what he was talking about. The second guy raged on about how the plane was over the river but he knew that this was just an accident waiting to happen and that all GA airplanes should file flight plans. Bob Gardner "City Dweller" wrote in message ... A pilot correspondent at CNN said that (can't remember his name). -- cd "Gary Drescher" wrote in message ... "City Dweller" wrote in message ... He busted Class B too. What makes you say so? The crash site is abeam FDR Island, adjacent to part of the East River VFR corridor. (Or do you just mean that he was slightly inland at the moment of the crash?) And is it known yet if he might have had a Class B clearance? --Gary -cd "A. Sinan Unur" wrote in message ... CNN is reporting that the pilot was a Yankee's pitcher: Lidle. He apparently got his license only 7 months ago. Bragged about how safe his plane was. I have a feeling this is similar to JFK junior's case of not knowing one's limitations. Sinan -- A. Sinan Unur (remove .invalid and reverse each component for email address) |
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Bob Gardner writes:
The second guy raged on about how the plane was over the river but he knew that this was just an accident waiting to happen and that all GA airplanes should file flight plans. Filing a flight plan would not have prevented this accident. I doubt that impact on a building would have been mentioned in the flight plan. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20
City Dweller wrote:
A pilot correspondent at CNN said that (can't remember his name). Well, if it came from CNN that it must be true! {intense sarcasm was in the previous sentence for those so impaired} Matt |
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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20
City Dweller writes:
He busted Class B too. The FAA can send a letter to his next of kin. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20
A. Sinan Unur wrote:
CNN is reporting that the pilot was a Yankee's pitcher: Lidle. He apparently got his license only 7 months ago. Bragged about how safe his plane was. I have a feeling this is similar to JFK junior's case of not knowing one's limitations. The hourly METARS for 1800 and 1900Z for the area airports put things at 017OVC and 7 Miles. It had been poorer (008OVC and 2 1/2 RA). |
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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20
An old NYT article:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/08/sp...erland&emc=rss NYC weather looks pretty crappy today. A. Sinan Unur wrote: CNN is reporting that the pilot was a Yankee's pitcher: Lidle. He apparently got his license only 7 months ago. Bragged about how safe his plane was. I have a feeling this is similar to JFK junior's case of not knowing one's limitations. Sinan -- A. Sinan Unur (remove .invalid and reverse each component for email address) |
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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20
Isn't the restricted floor in the area ~1500 feet?
1500 foot floor, 1800 foot cieling... VFR into IMC anyone? |
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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20
"EridanMan" wrote in message oups.com... Isn't the restricted floor in the area ~1500 feet? 1500 foot floor, 1800 foot cieling... VFR into IMC anyone? No. Class E in the corridor has a *ceiling* of 1100-1500 feet, not a floor. --Gary |
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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20
My mistake, I don't have an NYC sectional in front of me.... I figured
the 500 feet above tallest building in viscinity rule would apply. an a.net user found this- http://www4.passur.com/lga.html Set time to 14:41... Gary Drescher wrote: "EridanMan" wrote in message oups.com... Isn't the restricted floor in the area ~1500 feet? 1500 foot floor, 1800 foot cieling... VFR into IMC anyone? No. Class E in the corridor has a *ceiling* of 1100-1500 feet, not a floor. --Gary |
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