January 29, 201313 yr Ural flight SVR3046 was attempting to land at Kazan airport (Russia) during poor weather. Cloud base was 100ft and visibility was about 1/2 mile. After the aircraft broke through the clouds, the crew executed a missed approach because the aircraft was not where it should have been. During the missed approached the tail struck the localizer antenna. After the accident, the ILS for runway 12L/29R was Notamed unserviceable. Wonder if the ILS was broken before or after the accident? :Thinking: RJ
January 29, 201313 yr Keep the localizer centred they said. :( More seriously, I'm glad about the good outcome in regard to the events.
January 29, 201313 yr Author More seriously, I'm glad about the good outcome in regard to the events. Agree. Looks like the Aircraft has been repaired too.. :lol: RJ
January 31, 201313 yr Looks like the Aircraft has been repaired too.. What an excellent maintenance job—they even made sure that the pieces of tape were identically "textured" and symmetrically placed in order to maintain aerodynamic consistency! :lol:
January 31, 201313 yr Commercial Member In Soviet Russia, ILS follows you! Ryan MaziarzFor fastest support, please submit a ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com
January 31, 201313 yr In Soviet Russia, ILS follows you! Looks like the Aircraft has been repaired too.. :lol: :LMAO: "If you're trying to fix something with duct tape and it's not working, you're not using enough duct tape" "If you can't solve and equation with calculus, you're not using enough calculus" - A wise friend
January 31, 201313 yr Author What an excellent maintenance job—they even made sure that the pieces of tape were identically "textured" and symmetrically placed in order to maintain aerodynamic consistency! :lol: :LMAO: In Soviet Russia, ILS follows you! :LMAO: Maybe the First officer of URAL was just to busy like this guy. RJ
January 31, 201313 yr Freakin' ILS! What an idiot has put it there so that we scratched our butt against it! Best regards, Mike
January 31, 201313 yr ILS installations should be banned. At least at airports. Too dangerous! :mad: I'm developing a habit I think. :blush:
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