Plane crash from inside the plane (Supposedly all survived)

[Mustaine]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=835_1344412426

WARNING! some short footage of the injured pilot near the end that some may find gory.




Any of you NTSB nuts know anything about this crash? There is a description at the top, but I can't prove any accuracy. My guess because of the altitude, and small plane it was overloaded, but I'm only guessing.

[Tupac]

Back country strip in Idaho, did not check density altitude. Too heavy for the short runway, and obstacles at the end.

Here's a similar video with an almost identical situation. Plane couldnt outclimb terrain, except this guy tried to turn around and stalled. Neither occupant survived.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzDSq6m2zV4

Pilots arent very creative in finding new ways to crash.

[flight17]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=835_1344412426

WARNING! some short footage of the injured pilot near the end that some may find gory.




Any of you NTSB nuts know anything about this crash? There is a description at the top, but I can't prove any accuracy. My guess because of the altitude, and small plane it was overloaded, but I'm only guessing.

already a thread on this by someone who knows the pilot...
http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/index.php/topic,337600.0.html

[W7LPNRICK]

I was in that beautiful old plane 2 weeks before the crash. He is a very experienced high mountain "Bush Pilot". The plane was ensured & he plans to fly again. He nearly aborted due to the long roll-rate, but was suddenly lifted by a gust.

[B4Buster]

That's real hard to watch. Thank God everyone survived.

I have seen 747s use more runway to take off.

[W7LPNRICK]

That's real hard to watch. Thank God everyone survived.

I have seen 747s use more runway to take off.

Thin summer high altitude air... Scared us to death. No one had told us & they announced it at church from the podium. I swallowed hard because the wife & I had both been in that plane 2 weeks earlier...by the grace of God go I...

[icepac]

I believe there was also a warming event where the temperature rapidly increased within a very short time.

[Tordon22]

First and foremost, the fact that they're all okay is awesome and amazing. That was horrific.

Edit: That is all that matters.

[B4Buster]

LPNRICK - I was talking with a fellow pilot friend of mine on T.S. - Your friend, if nothing else, did a great job of flying the airplane until it couldn't fly anymore. In slow motion, you can see he never took his hands off the controls. That probably had a lot to do with everyone surviving.

[Babalonian]

I was in that beautiful old plane 2 weeks before the crash. He is a very experienced high mountain "Bush Pilot". The plane was ensured & he plans to fly again. He nearly aborted due to the long roll-rate, but was suddenly lifted by a gust.

Did he have any modifications made, that you know of, to his Stinson for the high altitude bush work that he is/was frequently doing?  The Stinson piltos I know frequently point out/joke that their plane can/is rated to get over 10k feet, but if they start ~0 and it climbing as slowly as it does that they'll run out of gas first before reaching close to 10k feet (and they awe in wonder at if the maximum ceiling of ~15k is even realistic/possible).

[W7LPNRICK]

PS- We was a Huey rescue pilot in Nam...flew in UH-1N's same as me. 

[Mustaine]

Front page MSN news today (had to watch a tampax commercial in front), and saw it pop up on foxnews too.

[W7LPNRICK]

youtube is the best link...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDu0jYiz-v8 

[Vulcan]

I think the issue was the fan thing on the front was going up and down instead round and around.

[W7LPNRICK]

I think the issue was the fan thing on the front was going up and down instead round and around.