FAA incident reports · 1
FAA accident and incident reports matched to this aircraft by N505FS and the event date: up to this one’s cancellation.
Service difficulty reports · 7
Matched to this aircraft by N-number and event date, checked against the reported serial number, make and model.
SDR 505091703B-Nut · looseENROUTE TO DESTINATION, AIRPORT CREW NOTICED THE ILLUMINATION OF THE LOW HYDRALIC PRESSURE ANNUNCIATORS FOLLOWED BY A DECREASE IN HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PRESSURE ON THE PRESSURE GAUGE. CREW RETURNED TO THE DEPARTURE AIRPORT AND PERFORMED MANUAL GEAR EXTENSION AND LSDR 505060503Tire · blownUNCONTAINED NR 2 MAIN LANDING GEAR TIRE FAILURE ON TAKEOFF ROLL. FURTHER EXAMINATION REVEALED FAILURE OF TORQUE LINK ATTACH POINT ON LOWER YOKE OF MAIN GEAR STRUT. LOWER STRUT ASSEMBLY ROTATED 360 DEG. CLOCKWISE WRAPPING BRAKE LINES AROUND LOWER STRUT. NO SDR 505060103Transducer · failedOIL PRESSURE GAUGE PEGGED OUT SCALE HIGH, ALL OTHER INDICATIONS NORMAL, AIRCRAFT RETURNED TO AIRPORT. MAINTENANCE REMOVED AND REPLACED OIL PRESSURE TRANSDUCER WITH SERVICABLE UNIT. OPERATIONAL CHECKS SATISFACTORY.SDR 20035Lock · wornAFTER TAKEOFF AT APPROXIMATELY 600 FEET AGL, PILOT REPORTED THAT BOTH LEFT AND RIGHT FUEL BY-PASS ANNUNCIATORS ILLUMINATED, ACOMPANIED WITH PRONOUNCED ENGINE SURGING. AIRCRAFT RETURNED TO AIRPORT FOR UNEVENTFUL LANDING. MAINTENANCE LATER DETERMINED THAT THE SDR 20034Strut · dischargedNOSE LANDING GEAR TRANSITION ANNUNCIATOR WOULD NOT EXTINQUISE AFTER LANDING GEAR RETRACTION. FOUND NOSE LANDING GEAR STRUT TO BE IN NEED OF SERVICE, (WHEN ON JACKS, THE NOSE STUT WOULD NOT FULLY EXTEND AND ALIGN ON THE CENTERING CAM) SERVICED THE STRUT WITH FSDR 20032Connector · burnedON MEDEVAC FLIGHT FROM BET TO ANC AIRCRAFT ENCOUNTERED TURBULENCE AFTER WHICH THE FLIGHT CREW NOTICED A FAINT BURNING ODOR, ELECTRIC OR RUBBER, AIRCRAFT LANDED AT ANC WITHOUT FURTHER INCIDENT. ALL LIGHTING WAS FOUND TO BE OPERATIVE WITH NO EVIDENCE OF BURNINSDR 20021Arm · crackedNOSE GEAR OPERATED NORMALLY ON JACKS. WHEN SPRING PRESSURE WAS REMOVED FROM UPLOCK ACTUATOR ARM, A LARGE AMOUNT OF PLAY WAS NOTED IN THE LEFT SIDE CAM AND SHAFT, AND THE ARM COULD BE ROTATED INSIDE THE SHAFT 15 DEGREES EITHER WAY. THE ARM WAS REMOVED FROM TH