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Sault College TRAINING PLANE CRASHES, 2 taken to hospital 

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On April 2, 2024, a training aircraft from Sault College landed hard on a runway at Sault Ste. Marie Airport. As a result, emergency crews had to respond and the runway was closed. The trainer and trainee pilot were injured and taken to a hospital. The aircraft, identified as a single-engine Zlin with the registration code C-GERR, sustained significant damage. It is worth noting that Sault College purchased two new Zlin aircraft, made in the Czech Republic, last year.
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@the_flight_records
@the_flight_records 2 месяца назад
UPDATE (12-APR-2024) Hello, I am currently a student attending Sault College aviation and would like to add some info for your video. The engine failure after takeoff maneuver is only demonstrated by an instructor and is never done by the student pilot themselves. I flew just prior to C-GERR and I can vouch that it was a brutal gusty day. The student suffered a broken L1 vertebrae but is up and walking and should recover 100%. Also to add, due to the aging fleet of Zlin 242's, the school is preparing to transition over to using SR20 G6 as a primary flight training aircraft. We currently have two and are expecting more to come in due time. Hopefully this can help out a little bit Thank you ----------------------------- Hey man, I'm a student at Sault College & I figured I'd give you some context for GERR's crash, if you'd like to add it to the description. When tower said "whiskey approved" that's them allowing us to do a simulated engine failure on the go. (Instead of being cleared for the option we have specific procedures so tower knows what we're gonna do) So what happened is as they were on the climb-out, the instructor pulled power & they attempted the nose-over for the simulated engine out landing. However, as this pushover (usually up to 0G) happened, the wind cut out & they stalled at roughly 50'. Both the nose & left main gear collapsed. Both student & instructor are okay although pretty banged up. We used a wheel loader & tow straps to carry it back to the hanger. If you do choose to add/paraphrase any of that, I'd like to remain anonymous. I enjoy your content, keep it up man. Option codes from our tower agreement at YAM: ALPHA: Simulated engine failure on downwind BRAVO: Engine failure on the overshoot WHISKEY: Engine failure on take-off OSCAR: Overshoot- initiated by Tower short final ROMEO: Receiver failure in aircraft- use light gun YANKEE: Power-off approach to different runway HOTEL: Low approach/Touch and go (requires extra time over runway)
@Vontai21
@Vontai21 2 месяца назад
If I'm really reading this correctly, you do simulated failures at below 400 feet agl?
@pgbrandon
@pgbrandon 2 месяца назад
Thank you for putting this in context.
@andrewshelley4003
@andrewshelley4003 2 месяца назад
Absolutely ridiculous to practice engine failures that low to the ground. Not to mention doing it on a gusty day. That school is trying to kill someone.
@lodone93
@lodone93 2 месяца назад
@@Vontai21 W: engine failure after TO. you can do that at 50ft to reland on the remaining rwy. every school does it, has to be done and it will probably be in your ST
@exploreraa983
@exploreraa983 2 месяца назад
This sounds dangerous AF. Glad they were able to walk away.
@leszekandhisrandomstuff.9228
@leszekandhisrandomstuff.9228 2 месяца назад
Former Sault College student here. To everyone thinking the school is unsafe, no. Now I know it has been nearly 3 decades since I was there but I find it hard to believe the training has gone down hill that far from what I remember. You can't tell anything from this video, was this a good student, bad student, good instructor, bad instructor. Seriously you can't even tell if this is the first flying semester or not. Chill, after the investigation we will know more. Speculation is fine, but talking like you actually know what happened is the kind of arrogance that you hear from young pilots that never get to be old.
@AirspotterUK
@AirspotterUK 2 месяца назад
Hear the ELT going off in the tower as she talks
@pfsantos007
@pfsantos007 2 месяца назад
Hope any back injuries aren't too bad. Can give you trouble very long-term.
@tso_yams6926
@tso_yams6926 Месяц назад
Actually my neighbor, he's in a back brace but is walking fine and I'm pretty sure he's cleared to fly already. Dudes a unit 💪
@spongeborgtheford4971
@spongeborgtheford4971 2 месяца назад
Bro got corbed
@CFITOMAHAWK
@CFITOMAHAWK Месяц назад
I learned 50 feet engine fails in 1994. But we used flaps 10, not gusty of course, speed at vy at 50 feet and only partial cut first few times. This CFI was stupid. You dont cut engines with such gust dropping the speed at same time... Duhh !
@Dan-qt7kq
@Dan-qt7kq 2 месяца назад
Sounds like a great learning experience. Pretty sure we all had to learn our perspective trades or jobs, sault college is by far the best flight school.
@harrisonsmith4625
@harrisonsmith4625 2 месяца назад
what was the instructor doing leading up to this?
@estebandiaz8688
@estebandiaz8688 2 месяца назад
I'm just a private pilot and soon to be commercial, but it does seem like they had a very hard landing, the aircraft couldn't even taxi after that. Maybe the student cut off mixture on final or they had some bad downdraft? Honestly, if you follow your parameters the aircraft lands itself on my little experience. Hope they both have a fast recovery!
@BlueSkyUp_EU
@BlueSkyUp_EU 2 месяца назад
They were doing a simulated engine failure on the go and it went wrong.
@estebandiaz8688
@estebandiaz8688 2 месяца назад
@@BlueSkyUp_EU Thanks for the info! That makes much more sense!
@charlesdarling2569
@charlesdarling2569 2 месяца назад
Sounds like a cirus pilot… we don’t really have a parachute to rely on. Mixture wasn’t cut it was decreased performance wind shear
@canadiangirl9779
@canadiangirl9779 2 месяца назад
Another thing to note is that sault flies zlin 242s, which most definitely do not “just land themselves” they are aerobatic military trainers.
@estebandiaz8688
@estebandiaz8688 2 месяца назад
@@canadiangirl9779 Whoa ok.
@smudent2010
@smudent2010 2 месяца назад
seeing a massive increase in number of pilots simply not being capable of flying a plane and hurting themselves or worse... We need to stop letting people try and fly simply because they want to. Not everyone possess the ability to operate in a 3 dimensional space and the more we let people fly that have no business up there the more we will see this happen.
@LeSaxon90
@LeSaxon90 2 месяца назад
It's the drop in IQ.
@alexmiller7721
@alexmiller7721 2 месяца назад
Isn't the whole idea of having student pilots to find out if the are capable of flying a plane?
@censored5033
@censored5033 2 месяца назад
Current student at the college. Lots missed in the video. I can assure you our training environment is extremely safe and this was a very 1% occurrence
@gumbyshrimp2606
@gumbyshrimp2606 2 месяца назад
It’s their instructors. We have a cadre of flight instructors only there to built up 1000 hours and leave right when they get hired. And it’s a negative feedback loop of bad instructors training students who become bad instructors who train students.
@A.J.1656
@A.J.1656 2 месяца назад
So you're calling for some test prior to flight training to weed out people who might not succeed?
@wjatube
@wjatube 2 месяца назад
Spirit just furloughed 2,200 pilots so maybe doomsday predictions of pilot shortages are slightly overblown.
@shenglong9818
@shenglong9818 2 месяца назад
They're not furloughing 2200 pilots.
@rona4960
@rona4960 2 месяца назад
Anything else you''d like to pull out of your ass?
@blackduckfarmcanada
@blackduckfarmcanada 2 месяца назад
260 pilots.
@gumbyshrimp2606
@gumbyshrimp2606 2 месяца назад
“Women in Aviation”
@jasonwhite1069
@jasonwhite1069 2 месяца назад
I'm sure that the irony of you posting that, after listening to the female controller deftly handle that situation, is utterly lost on you.
@censored5033
@censored5033 2 месяца назад
@@jasonwhite1069 🤣
@Winglets68
@Winglets68 2 месяца назад
I just flew with a female captain and she was really really good at her job. Don’t just spew garbage like that
@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co
@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co 2 месяца назад
Surgical help is available for your issues! See your urologist about the new lengthening procedures available!
@FlightData101
@FlightData101 2 месяца назад
@@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co he's got to have one for that procedure to work.
@OhMySack
@OhMySack 2 месяца назад
That instructor sounded like he was maybe 13! He kinda handled it like he was, too. They just stuffed a perfectly good airplane into the runway and took a pretty significant hit. He was pretty nonchalant it seemed and not really in a "professional" tone.
@sgtjonzo
@sgtjonzo 2 месяца назад
what are you even talking about? he communicated perfectly fine
@askarmuk
@askarmuk 2 месяца назад
Oh my lol 😂😂😂
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