| [TR] | |
| [TD]Type:[/TD] | |
[TD] |
|
| Basler BT-67 Turbo 67 (DC-3T)[/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Operator:[/TD] | |
| [TD]North Star Air[/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Registration:[/TD] | |
| [TD]registration unknown[/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]C/n / msn:[/TD] | |
| [TD] [/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]First flight:[/TD] | |
| [TD] [/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Crew:[/TD] | |
| [TD]Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 2[/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Passengers:[/TD] | |
| [TD]Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 0[/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Total:[/TD] | |
| [TD]Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 2[/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Aircraft damage:[/TD] | |
| [TD]Damaged beyond repair[/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Location:[/TD] | |
| [TD]off Fort Hope Airport | ON (YFH) ( Canada)[/TD] |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Phase:[/TD] | |
| [TD]Unknown (UNK)[/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Nature:[/TD] | |
| [TD]Ferry/positioning[/TD] | |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Departure airport:[/TD] | |
| [TD]Fort Hope Airport, ON (YFH/CYFH) | Canada[/TD] |
| [/TR] | |
| [TR] | |
| [TD]Destination airport:[/TD] | |
| [TD]?[/TD] | |
| [/TR] |
Narrative:
The Basler ditched in Eabamet Lake after reporting engine problems. The two crew on board escaped without injuries.4
https://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=20190621-0
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By: Spuggs - 1st July 2019 at 22:49
They really should fit floats next time…
By: Newforest - 25th June 2019 at 06:57
Aircraft now confirmed as C-FKGL, seems to be a habit with this airframe!
By: Newforest - 22nd June 2019 at 15:44
The aircraft could be C-FKAL, hopefully not C-FKGL which crashed on 17/3/17. again on a lake which thankfully this time was frozen.
By: J Boyle - 22nd June 2019 at 13:29
Well, if it’s fresh water, the airframe might be salvageable. With the Basler conversion, it’s an expensive aircraft. So it will be worthwhile to dry it out.
Remember the history of Miss Montana…
And the chance of both PT-6s quitting on their own is very remote, so fuel issue?
Glad everyone is safe.
By: kartman - 22nd June 2019 at 13:12
Ditched following engine problems…………….Maybe should have left the round ones on!
By: Propstrike - 22nd June 2019 at 10:14
Make that Dakota ! (can’t edit title ..)
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