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Distraught controller, busy airspace a bad combination

By NASA · January 11, 2022 ·

The Controller began shouting to all of the pilots “I don’t have radar! I see two targets converging to the south!” The Controller sounded very anxious.

NORDO airplane has near miss at Cable Airport

By NASA · January 6, 2022 ·

ASRS Report Human Factors

“After rolling out on final, I ended up wingtip to wingtip within a 1/2 mile of Aircraft Y. I must not have been able to see the aircraft due to ground clutter.”

Cessna 210 cuts off another plane on the runway

By NASA · December 17, 2021 ·

ASRS Procedure

As I released the brakes to start my roll forward I saw an airplane taxiing at high speed past me on the right and then in front of me onto the runway. There is no way he could have not seen me. He had to taxi forward of my position and around me in a very tight area to avoid striking my wingtip or going off of the narrow 40-foot-wide runway.

Rough engine, flat tire end flight

By NASA · December 14, 2021 ·

I will use the lessons from this flight for myself and all future students for the purpose of discussing complete airplane maintenance with airplane owners (especially new airplanes), what to do when engine becomes rough, and procedures to follow with a flat tire.

Gas cap flies off during takeoff

By NASA · October 19, 2021 ·

Shortly after takeoff, I noticed that the pilot side fuel cap had departed from the airplane and fuel was coming out of the wing at a tremendous rate. Fearing a severe weight imbalance, I Identified as an emergency and returned to land without further incident or damage.

Cracked cylinder ends flight

By NASA · July 2, 2021 ·

A cracked cylinder leads to violent vibrations in a Piper PA-28R.

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