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Incident · Minor damage

FAA incident report · Gates Lear 36 · Anchorage, AK · September 2, 2009

Date
September 2, 2009 · 11:36 local
Place
Anchorage, AK
Airport
Ted Stevens Anchorage International
Phase of flight
Takeoff: Departure Roll
Operating rules
Air taxi and commuter (Part 135)
Operator
CMWA
Damage
Minor damage
Aircraft
N361PJ
Reported as
Gates Lear 36
Reported engine
Garrett TFE-731 series
People aboard
7
Fatal injuries
0
Other injuries
0
Pilot’s certificates
Airline transport, flight instructor
Pilot’s flight hours
10,600 total0 in this make and model0 in the last 90 days

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What happened

The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.

Lear 36, N361PJ, a medevac flight, arrived at anc at 1047L time. Engines were shut down at 1050L. Aircraft was fueled, aprox. 613 gl. Of fuel were uploaded. The fuel load on board was 7800 lbs. The max gw of the aircraft was 19500LBS. The actual gw was 19100 lbs. 5 passengers were onboard plus the crew of 2 for departure. Engine startup was at 1127L. Takeoff began at 1135L on runway 32. Per the pilots statement, takeoff power and aircraft accelleration was normal. Just prior to V1, a metallic bang(something hitting the side of the aircraft) was heard, followed by a vibration, rapidly increasing in intensity. The aircraft yawed to the left. Aborted takeoff was initiated. Right rudder , centerline correction was added to the controls. Aircraft deceleration was at first normal, then the aircraft yawed to the right, and the rate of deceleration was reduced significantly. Left rudder was applied to regain centerline and drag chute deployment was called for. The aircraft stopped at the 9445 ft point of the runway, left of the centerline. There were no injuries to patients, passengers or crew. Aircraft damage debris was found from runway 32, taxiway m, approx the 3000 ft point of the runway from the start. Right wing leading edge had some small FOD dents, causing replacement.

As the FAA filed it

LEAR 36, N361PJ, A MEDEVAC FLIGHT, ARRIVED AT ANC AT 1047L TIME. ENGINES WERE SHUT DOWN AT 1050L. AIRCRAFT WAS FUELED, APROX. 613 GL. OF FUEL WERE UPLOADED. THE FUEL LOAD ON BOARD WAS 7800 LBS. THE MAX GW OF THE AIRCRAFT WAS 19500LBS. THE ACTUAL GW WAS 19100 LBS. 5 PASSENGERS WERE ONBOARD PLUS THE CREW OF 2 FOR DEPARTURE. ENGINE STARTUP WAS AT 1127L. TAKEOFF BEGAN AT 1135L ON RUNWAY 32. PER THE PILOTS STATEMENT, TAKEOFF POWER AND AIRCRAFT ACCELLERATION WAS NORMAL. JUST PRIOR TO V1, A METALLIC BANG(SOMETHING HITTING THE SIDE OF THE AIRCRAFT) WAS HEARD, FOLLOWED BY A VIBRATION, RAPIDLY INCREASING IN INTENSITY. THE AIRCRAFT YAWED TO THE LEFT. ABORTED TAKEOFF WAS INITIATED. RIGHT RUDDER , CENTERLINE CORRECTION WAS ADDED TO THE CONTROLS. AIRCRAFT DECELERATION WAS AT FIRST NORMAL, THEN THE AIRCRAFT YAWED TO THE RIGHT, AND THE RATE OF DECELERATION WAS REDUCED SIGNIFICANTLY. LEFT RUDDER WAS APPLIED TO REGAIN CENTERLINE AND DRAG CHUTE DEPLOYMENT WAS CALLED FOR. THE AIRCRAFT STOPPED AT THE 9445 FT POINT OF THE RUNWAY, LEFT OF THE CENTERLINE. THERE WERE NO INJURIES TO PATIENTS, PASSENGERS OR CREW. AIRCRAFT DAMAGE DEBRIS WAS FOUND FROM RUNWAY 32, TAXIWAY M, APPROX THE 3000 FT POINT OF THE RUNWAY FROM THE START. RIGHT WING LEADING EDGE HAD SOME SMALL FOD DENTS, CAUSING REPLACEMENT.

Other reports on N361PJ · 3

Matched to the same aircraft by N-number and date.