Showing posts with label Airfield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Airfield. Show all posts

2019-12-10

9 Pilots intentionally crashed the Aircraft

On Sunday morning, September 26, 1976, pilot Vladimir Serkov sent the An-2 plane without passengers to a five-story apartment building located at 43/1 Stepnaya Street. In a collision and as a result of fire 11 people were killed, including the pilot. During the investigation, it was found that Surkov's wife lived in the house, who, shortly before the tragedy, left him and took the child.

Suicides among pilots, although rare, still occur. Over the past 30 years, in the United States alone, at least 44 pilots tried to take their own lives by intentionally sending their planes to the ground. According to an investigation by the National Transportation Security Council (NTSB), all suicidal pilots were men and most of them were keenly parting with girls or wives, or they had problems with the law.

Andreas Lubitz, Flight 9525 Germanwings

2014-03-27

Courchevel Altiport | The Most Extreme Airport

Courchevel Altiport is a French airfield, located in the French Alps Mountains. It has a runway length of 525m or 1722ft. The gradient is 18.5%. This airport does not have a go-ground procedure. The airport was served by DHC-6 Twin Otters and DHC-7 Dash 7 turboprops from De Havilland Canada. However, at present, the airport sees mainly smaller fixed-wing aircraft like Cessnas and helicopters.

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Courchevel Altiport

Zone of Silence – Mapimí Silent Zone

Zone of Silence is a place full of mystery and legends. A desert where radio signals were not found, and the compass stopped working. This ...