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What happens in this video ?
This is the kind of stupid accident that might happen to every pilot. This Cessna 182 landed with the gear up, simply because the pilot forgot to put it down. No one was hurt, but the propeller got bent up pretty bad along with the belly of the plane. The accident took place at Charles W. Baker Airport, USA, on January 2007.
Screddy Lee
This demonstrates the need, during all non-cruise phases of
flight, for Sterile Cockpit Rules. This means zero casual
conversation which has nothing to do with the operation of the
aircraft during such critical phases of flight.
15th September, 2013
Gavin
John, actually there is one other cessna that has wing struts
and RG, the 210A (Years 1960-1970 I believe). But you're right
this is a 182.
17th April, 2011
Brian
(United States)
Wasn't that approach way high? I was practicing landing
the
other day with my cfi and I had a picture similiar to that
going, but he made me go around... I am not saying it is
wrong, but shouldn't the landing originally just been
scrapped?
23rd January, 2011
Aaron
Fredericksburg
(Usa)
You would be suprised how many times this happens, I saw a
commercial airline almost make this same mistake, lucky
for them the tower was watching.
17th January, 2010
Alex
(Usa)
This Cessna 182RG was flown by the pilot and I believe an
instructor. Complex ac's are just that. Landing gear is
supposed to be extended on Down wind before turning base.
I have seen this type of accident before. Pride will be
hurt.
26th June, 2009
John Youngs
Tacoma, Wa
(Usa)
Miguel, et al... - How can you tell a C-182RG? Simple... -
look at the wing. If it has wing struts AND retractable
gear, it's a 182RG. All other retract-gear Cessnas have NO
wing struts...
24th May, 2009
Dave Scott
Ottawa
(Canada)
The Clarke hadsets are very good at noise attenuation,
particulary the ones with active noise attenuation. But if
the aircraft doesn't have a inter, grated audio system then
any audio alerts, flap, landing gear are inoperative.
2nd February, 2009
Andrew
(New Zealand)
Retards like that should never be allowed to own there own
bicycle let alone ferry passengers in the sky.
21st August, 2008
Michael
(Usa)
I got my CFI(certified flight instructor) license in a
182RG (retractable gear). The beeping sound you hear in
the backround is the gear warning system. It is a shame
they weren't able to realize it sounding. pic
www.calaggieflyers.com
27th May, 2008
Dezz
Chicago
(United States)
Yea, there are plenty of Cessnas that have retractable
gear. The 182RG, 172RG, and basically all of Cessnas
twins! :) The school that i go to flies the 172RG, 182RG,
and 310. SIUC.
18th May, 2008
Miguel
Ponta Delgada
(Portugal)
Yes I check it out. Like I said didnŽt know. Sorry for
being mistaken. I tought only Cessna T210 had retractable
landing gear. Now I know :) Thank you.
9th May, 2008
Seb
Toulouse
(France)
The Cessna 182 has a variant with a retractable landing
gear. It is called exactly "Cessna R182", and it is the one
you can see on the video.
8th May, 2008
Miguel
Ponta Delgada
(Portugal)
Well, its kind of stupid all right. If there's a Cessna
182 out there that retracts and extends the landing gear,
let me know, cause I want one. But thats Ok thanks for the
video, and by the way 182 has fixed landing gear, as far
as I know!
8th May, 2008