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Safety history
April 5, 2004Accident
The inadvertent ground loop/swerve by the second pilot during the landing roll, and the first (check) pilot's inadequate supervision of the second pilot, which resulted in a loss of control and substantial damage to the airplane. Factors associated with the accident are the second pilot's improper upgrade/transition training by the company check airman, the second pilot's lack of experience in the accident type airplane, the operator's lack of surveillance of the training process, and a crosswi
Grumman G21
April 15, 1998Accident
The pilot-in-command's failure to identify the swells prior to landing. A factor was the water swells.
Grumman G-21
January 7, 1993Accident
THE INCIDENT WAS CAUSED BY THE PILOTS IMPROPER COMPENSATION FOR THE WINDS. FACTORS WERE THE MICROBURST, THE ROUGH WATER, AND THE PILOT'S INADEQUATE EVALUATION OF THE WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Grumman G-21A
September 17, 1979Accident
Inadequate Maintenance And Inspection; Elevator And Elevator Tab Control System; Fatigue Fracture. Factors: Aircraft Came To Rest In Water
Grumman G-21A · 1 fatalities
April 2, 1969Accident
Inadequate Preflight Preparation And/Or Planning; Fuel Exhaustion
Cessna 150H