C-FICL

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Safety history

Transportation Safety Board of Canada records7 on file

Worst recorded outcome: destroyed (May 1, 2006).

  • May 1, 2006Accidentdestroyed

    Robinson Helicopter R44 II · Desert Centre, 19 NM E · 2 fatalities · A06F0072

    A06F0072: The Robinson R-44 Raven II helicopter, registration C-FICL, with the pilot and one passenger on board was enroute from Torrence, California to Blenheim, Ontario when it crashed for unknown reasons. The pilot and passenger were fatally injured and the aircraft was destroyed. The NTSB is investigating.Probable…

  • July 2, 1991Incident

    Fairchild F-28 MK 1000 · ST Petersburg · A91Q0200

    Au cours de la montee, a environ 12,000 pieds asl, le pilote a eu des indications de temperature d'huile moteur au-dessus des normes. Le pilote a ferme le moteur affecte et est retourne a st-petersburg. Le trouble provenait de certains fils electriques dont le recouvrement etait effiloche et contactaient la structure.

  • October 30, 1990Incident

    Fairchild F-28 MK 1000 · Ottawa Intl. · A90O0546

    C-fcpd called tower final for RWY 32 on visual approach. Controller then sent c-ficl to position on RWY 32. C-fcpd again

  • October 29, 1990Incident

    Fairchild F-28 MK 1000 · Ottawa Intl. (20 · A90O0545

    The aircraft departed under mel with 2 of 4 fuel boost pumps unserviceable. A third pump became unserviceable and the aircraf

  • October 1, 1990Incident

    Fairchild F-28 MK 1000 · LA Grande Riviere · A90Q0281

    Risque de collision entre un fokker 100 et un beaver sur la piste 31 a la grande. (voir longue description pour plus d'i

  • May 3, 1990Incident

    Fairchild F-28 MK 1000 · Sept-iles, 10 Mi · A90Q0104

    En palier a 5,000 pieds, le pilote du f100 a mentionne qu'un autre avion venait de passer tout pr es en sens inverse. Le p

  • February 9, 1978Accidentsubstantial damage

    DE Havilland DHC-2 MK I · Ingenika · A78P0011

    Following take-off from the frozen lake surface whiteout conditions were encountered. The pilot initiated a turn in an attempt to regain visual references. The aircraft descended and struck the snow surface in the turn.

Source: TSB Aviation Safety Information System (ASIS) (open data).